
First National Union Formed for Black Workers
On January 5, 1869 – Black workers formed the Colored National Labor Union (CNLU) during the National Colored Convention (NCC) in Washington, DC. The convention

On January 5, 1869 – Black workers formed the Colored National Labor Union (CNLU) during the National Colored Convention (NCC) in Washington, DC. The convention

President Trump’s decision to walk away from trade talks with Canada is an impulsive and costly mistake that New Yorker’s will pay for through higher

Building trades union members recognize that the value of collective action has the power to create meaningful change. What if we brought that same spirit

Washington DC – These signs highlight the affordability crisis that workers are facing because inflation has been so high. The biggest mistake that unions are

Members of Teamsters Local 210 are on strike at Perrigo Company’s Bronx manufacturing facilities after the employer attempted to eliminate workers’ overtime protections and stop contributing to

Kristie Keleshian at CBS New York reports thousands of Workers and Union Members marched along Fifth Avenue for New York City’s Labor Day Parade on Saturday September 6th.

Workers employed at the International Rescue Committee and represented by the Office and Professional Employees International Union were joined by Members of OPEIU Local 153

“On Labor Day, we honor the strength, skill, and determination of America’s workers. From construction sites and factories to ports and power plants, working people

Washington DC – National AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler issued the following statement in response to a new Executive Order from President Donald Trump. This Trump Executive Order

U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer on August 21st announced that Laborers’ Local No. 91 Pension Plan in Niagara County will receive approximately $67 million pension fix from the American