New York, NY – New York City launches public awareness campaign to educate New Yorkers about their workplace rights “As the fairest big city in America, NYC is making sure to make significant efforts to
New York, NY – Employers across the country are counting on Trump to control the National Laborrb Relations Board (NLRB) and destroy the union movement. The NLRB is the federal statute that
New York, NY – Hudson Yards is Open for Business. The opening of Hudson Yards, built atop the MTA’s John D. Caemmerer West Side Storage Yard, brings together the West
New York, NY – New York City has launched a program designed to help women entrepreneurs access affordable lines of credit. The new program, called WE Credit, will provide up to 250
New York, NY — On March 18th, Mayor de Blasio signed legislation to protect workers in the commercial hauling industry. Collecting and transporting trade waste, particularly in New York City, is a
New York, NY — On March 15th, New York City issued its comprehensive recommendations for the Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency (LMCR) project. The study identified a set of strategies to build
New York, NY — New York City is attacking poverty in the Big Apple by expanding the half-priced MetroCard program for low-income New Yorkers. “We’re doing all we can to help low-income riders
New York, NY – AT&T is continuing to go ahead with another round of layoffs. Despite billions in tax breaks reductions are on the way. Our sources indicate that ongoing
New York, NY – Vickram Mangru owner of AVM Construction Corp. failed to pay prevailing wages and is now facing jail time. Mangru falsified records as well as underpaid workers
New York, NY – While the Janus decision created issues for municipal unions and reduced their income, membership has not declined in New York and most other unionized states. As we approach
