Attention!
Jay Petsko
June 25, 2026
Brothers and Sisters, The court appearance for Isaiah Thompson, who is charged with Assault in the Second Degree in the attack on one of our
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32BJ SEIU Members Ratify New Contract
Jay Petsko
June 17, 2026
Members of 32BJ Service Employees International Union (SEIU) have approved a new contract covering approximately 34,000 residential building service workers across New York City. According
SoFi Stadium Workers Ratify New Contract Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Jay Petsko
June 17, 2026
Food and beverage workers employed at SoFi Stadium have approved a new labor agreement with Legends Hospitality, according to union representatives. The contract was ratified
Mamdani Administration Announces Construction Safety Committee
Jay Petsko
June 17, 2026
Labor representatives expected to participate in new advisory panel The Mamdani administration announced plans to establish a Committee on Construction Safety that officials say will
Pay Equity Remain Important Concerns for Many City Employees
Jay Petsko
June 17, 2026
New York City municipal workers continue to face rising living costs, and some labor leaders say compensation and pay equity remain important concerns for many
LaborPress Salutes Our Veterans
Jay Petsko
June 16, 2026
Overview LaborPress and The Military Resilience Foundation Will Be Honoring Veterans and the brave men women who have served our country. LaborPress and Co-Host The
Working Safely Outdoors in the Summer Heat
Jay Petsko
June 15, 2026
For laborers who work outdoors, summer heat can present serious health and safety risks. Construction workers, utility crews, road workers, landscapers, and other outdoor professionals
Interpreters Fight for Their Union
Jay Petsko
April 30, 2026
On April 16th interpreters at LanguageLine Solutions (LLS) joined NYC Council members and several unions to demonstrate their message – its workers’ right to form a
AFT’s Weingarten on the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais
Jay Petsko
April 30, 2026
WASHINGTON—AFT President Randi Weingarten issued the following statement on the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais, gutting the Voting Rights Act: “When courts eliminate remedies
AFL-CIO’s 2026 ‘Death On The Job Report: Workplace Hazards ‘Kill 140,000 Workers Each Year In The U.S
Jay Petsko
April 30, 2026
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National AFL-CIO has released its 35th annual Death on the Job-The Toll of Neglect report. Workplace hazards kill approximately 140,000 Workers each year in the United States – more