…lack OSHA protections. Most are women and immigrants, some undocumented, and are afraid to report what happened. Now, Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) plans to introduce a national domestic workers’ bill…
…as the employees were attempting to unionize, two businesses in Washington, D.C., and Portland, Ore., have done the same. In D.C., two popular cafes were shuttered, and two Montessori pre-schools…
…more permanent nurses and reduce reliance on the temporary workers. In 2022, NYC H+H spent $589.9 million on the latter, as well as paying a staffing agency $1.2 billion. New…
…represented by the union. It was a landslide victory, with 79% of voters casting ballots for the union. Read the full story by Actors’ Equity Association News, published here: https://www.actorsequity.org/news/PR/MagicUnitedResults/…
…around high-speed rail,” said Buttigieg. “Some of the really cool projects you’re working on are in ‘red America.’ This doesn’t need to be a red and blue thing.” Former U.S….
…passed. Essentially, it’s about dollars for the city, not help for those who came to work after the tragedy struck. Read the full story by Richard Khavkine, published here: https://www.thechiefleader.com/stories/city-transit-workers-still-awaiting-911-disability-benefits,52415…
…are isolated and inundated with anti-union propaganda. The state House of Representatives had passed the legislation a few days previously. Read the full story by Teamsters News, published here: https://teamster.org/2024/05/teamsters-celebrate-passage-of-vermont-pro-act/…
…to have the financial wherewithal to keep investigative journalists on staff to follow a free press. And the labor movement is under attack from the same forces,” Raynor said. Hillman,…
…Adams announced the decision on May 13. 3,000 workers will share in the award. The named companies were found by the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection to have not…
…taken fourteen years to see results. In shocking revelations, racism is alive and well at the mega-corporation. Black Teamsters in Chicago were treated differently on the job, subjected to “different…
