On Wednesday 30, 2025 over one-thousand construction workers gathered at St. Patrick’s Cathedral to remember their fellow tradesman and woman that died or were injured at work in 2024. Most
The year was 1885. Brooklyn was still its own city, American industry was booming, and buildings in New York were rising rapidly. But there was a major problem—construction workers were
At LaborPress, we believe the labor movement doesn’t end when the shift ends. It evolves. For union retirees, it transforms into a new phase of life—one filled with opportunity, reflection,
New York – Actors’ Equity Association has released the following statement in response to President Donald Trump’s new budget proposal which moves to make major cuts to federal agencies. The
Washington, DC — “President Trump’s skinny budget cuts much of what helps poor, working-class and middle-class Americans, seemingly to pay for tax cuts for the rich. You can’t make this up. “The
