A survey by the Associated General Contractors of America has shown that construction firms are struggling to find workers. The lack is so great that it is threatening the success
Nearly 4,000 nurses who are members of the New York State Nurses Association reached a tentative agreement on a fair contract with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital on Dec. 31. The agreement came
The Wall Street Journal has reported on why efforts by unions to organize Amazon workers has stalled. The Journal interviewed Amazon workers and analysts, and came away with some key
Thomson Reuters Corp. and Communications Workers of America’s NewsGuild, which represents Reuters’ journalists and photographers, have reached a tentative agreement, after having no agreement for nearly two years. Reuters employees
A female Lyft driver was terminated after a passenger saw and reported that she had a stun gun in her car. Anita Smith, who lives in Baltimore and is the
New York, NY – On Wednesday, December 21, a rally was held in lower Manhattan. A large crowd of municipal retirees and supporters marched from UFT headquarters at 52 Broadway
Thousands of workers nationwide lost their jobs when they refused to get a COVID vaccine shot. The group includes sanitation workers, teachers, coaches, pilots healthcare workers, and others. Both public
A 2021 New York State law establishing staffing minimums in nursing homes will soon begin to be enforced. Approximately 75% of the state’s 600 nursing homes have violated the standards.
Larry Hughes, a 61-year member of New York’s Local 6A union, the Cement and Concrete Laborers, joined the union in 1961. Both of his grandfathers were born into slavery, and
At a Brooklyn station at around 12:30 a.m., Transit Operator Tanya McCray was exiting a crew room. Investment banker Jean Francois Coste, seemingly intoxicated, tried to gain entry to the
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