This article written by APWU President Mark Dimondstein first appeared in the September issues of the AMERICAN POSTAL WORKER magazine on September 16, 2022. President Dimonstein talks about remaining vigilant
Valhalla, NY – Over a hundred members of the New York State Nurses Association at Westchester Medical Center rallied on September 7, 2022, in front of the Medical Center. Nurses
New York, NY – On Saturday, September 10th, 2022, the New York City Labor Day Parade and March returned to Fifth Avenue for the first time since 2019. Hundreds of
Published September 8th here: https://aflcio.org/2022/9/8/working-people-welcome-major-league-baseball-players-afl-cio
Street trees, lithium-ion batteries, building deconstruction – many conversations at City Hall are revolving around opportunities in the emerging green economy. There is a growing awareness about our impact on
For too long, fast food workers suffered from unpredictable schedules and income that made it hard for them to create a budget, schedule childcare, or pursue education. That changed with
New York, NY – September 11, 2001 was devastating to the entire nation — but even more so for the workers who immediately rushed to Ground Zero in the aftermath
New York, NY — On Wednesday, September 7th, LaborPress held a special luncheon honoring five distinguished labor leaders. The honorees were ATU 1181-1061 President Tomas Fret and ATU 1181-1061 former
As we celebrate Labor Day and honor the anniversary of 9/11, we should remember that the story of the 9/11 community has been defined by the contributions of labor unions
New York, NY — At the time of 9/11, Frank Tarulli was a Signal Maintainer. He had been on the job 18 years, having started in 1983. But when the
