November 19, 2012 Marc Bussanich After the Thanksgiving recess Congressional representatives and President Obama will be meeting to try to reach an agreement to reduce the national deficit and prevent
Wall Street Vultures Blaming Workers November 20, 2012 By Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO President Wall street vultures are blaming workers for getting rid of your sweets—and that’s just not right. You
November 20, 2012 By Michael Likosky Public-private-partnerships are already taking center stage as the way we will stand on our own two feet. Partnerships are the cornerstone of the bipartisan
Massive L.A. Union Mobilization Helps Defeat Proposition 32 and Approve Proposition 30 November 20, 2012 Diane Cohen, LaborPress Washington Bureau LOS ANGELES – Because of a mammoth grass-roots mobilization by
November 19, 2012 By Stephanie West Larry Cary, a Manhattan lawyer, was recently elected president of the Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation, the nation’s premier alumni fundraising group for a public
November 19, 2012 Diane Cohen, LaborPress Washington DC Bureau Just a month after strikes swept through Walmart stores in 12 states and weeks before the announced Black Friday Walmart strikes,
Car Wash Workers Strike for Overdue Pay and Recognition November 19, 2012 Marc Bussanich Twelve car wash workers at the Sunny Day Car Wash in the Bronx were working for
Stop WalMart from Abusing Workers November 16, 2012 LaborPress Washington DC Bureau Just a month after strikes swept through Walmart stores in 12 states and weeks before the announced Black
What You Should Know November 16, 2012 By Senator Rev. Rubén Díaz The Four Amigos, The Four Independents, and Simcha Felder. What’s the Difference? Are They Colorblind? You should know
November 16, 2012 By Marc Bussanich More than two weeks after Hurricane Sandy struck, working families in New Dorp, Oakwood, Prince’s Bay, Dongan Hills and Annadale in Staten Island are
