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RWDSU President Praises New City Law

Stuart Appelbaum, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU), which represents almost 60,000 retail, grocery and warehouse workers across the country, praised

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NYC Cuts to Education Unnecessary

“These are unnecessary budget cuts to our public schools. They are driven by City Hall’s false political narrative that New York City is about to fall

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More Pharmacy Workers Walk

Starting Monday, October 30, employees at some of the nation’s largest drugstores will walk off the job for three days, continuing a spate of such

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