James Brosi, President of UFOA-IAFF Local 854, has been selected to be one of this years’ recipients for the distinguished EmblemHealth-LaborPress Heroes of Labor Award to be presented on October
New York, NY – Actors’ Equity Association has reached a contract agreement with The Broadway League avoiding a disruptive strike to the New York theater. Actors’ Equity Association, represents more than 51,000
New York, NY – Broadway musicians of AFM Local 802 have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike if needed, as the Broadway League continues to demand unacceptable wages and reduced
During their annual Retiree Council meeting in Washington, AFSCME retirees went to Congress to demand that lawmakers lower health care costs, fund public services, and protect federal workers’ jobs. AFSCME
Dr. Vincent G. Boudreau, President of The City College of New York, is the recipient of the NYC Building and Construction Trades Council 2025 Building Futures Award. This distinguished award was presented
New York, NY – A new poll of NYC voters shows strong support for continuing horse-carriage rides in Central Park – with 70% of those surveyed saying the horses “add
Philadelphia, Penn – On October 7, 2025, Temple University’s Resident Assistants (RAs) and Peer Mentors (PMs) voted to unionize with OPEIU Local 153, following in the footsteps of RAs at
All seven House Republicans from New York turned their back on New Yorker’s by supporting legislation that reduced funding for healthcare. Instead of voting for New Yorker’s, they sided with
Westford, Mass – Last month, public service members, represented by CWA Local 1400, voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new contract with the Town of Westford, Mass., members work in various
Amazon is providing misleading information in its announcement of a $1 billion “investment” for its employees in Fulfillment Centers and Transportation operations. In reality employees are underpaid and the work is stressful
