At LaborPress, we believe the labor movement doesn’t end when the shift ends. It evolves. For union retirees, it transforms into a new phase of life—one filled with opportunity, reflection,
Washington, D.C. – “On National Apprenticeship Day, April 30, 2025, we celebrate the life-changing power of Registered Apprenticeships. As the data confirms — and the Trump Administration has reinforced — these
In the bustling metropolis of New York, where the heartbeat of the nation resonates, the importance of unions and organizing has never been more pronounced. As the city evolves and
President Lee Saunders of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) delivered a speech on Jan. 14 paying tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The remarks
The Teamsters have called out employer surveillance practices used against workers. Amazon in particular was called “predatory”. Surveillance also targeted unsuspecting consumers, they said. Tools included navigation software, item scanners,
City Hall, NY – New York City Council’s 2022 Pay Equity Report finds pay inequities remain, particularly among women, and Black and Latino municipal workers. The 2022 NYC Council report
Backed by the grassroots labor group that secured the first-ever union victory of an Amazon warehouse in the U.S., workers of another warehouse filed a petition on Tuesday for an
Transport Workers Federation delegates and Catholic officials about unions and the Catholic Church joining forces for social justice. Read more>> Authored by By Mark Gruenberg. Original story appeared at People’s
New York, N.Y. – A chant of “passion doesn’t pay the rent” resounded off the concrete walls of Lower Manhattan, as workers at the HarperCollins publishing company picketed outside its
New York, NY – Thousands of contract workers involved in search-and-rescue and rebuilding and working at other jobs in Lower Manhattan or parts of Brooklyn on or after 9/11 are
