New York, NY – The pandemic’s silver lining may well be the heightened awareness many working people have regarding the value of various insurance products. For union members, who rely on
New York, NY – Members of the city’s unionized Building Trades, along with long-suffering nonunion construction workers, returned to the Terminal Warehouse redevelopment project at 261 11th Avenue in West
New York, NY – Workers hoping to unionize at REI in SoHo are gearing up for a March 2, in-person NLRB election. The more than one-hundred store employees who have reportedly
New York, NY – IUOE Local 891’s training program differs from standard four or five year apprenticeship programs. LaborPress wanted to learn more about how it works, so we spoke
AUSTIN, Texas—Eight states have filed lawsuits to block President Joseph Biden’s April 2021 executive order that set a $15-an-hour minimum wage for federal contractors. The order went into effect for
New York, NY – Over the last five years, I have acted as a specialist for groups tackling topics including PTSD, addiction recovery, emotional awareness, mental health, grief support and
New York, NY – Over one hundred trade unionists and nonunion workers on Thursday February 17, briefly blocked traffic along 12th Avenue and W27th Street in Chelsea to protest the further
New York, NY – TWU Local 100 President Tony Utano, along with Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams, on Feb. 18, presented a united front at the Fulton Transit
WASHINGTON—A coalition headed by the AFL-CIO is demanding that soccer’s international governing body set minimum labor standards for the cities hosting the 2026 World Cup, which will be held in
New York, NY – “One day we’re gonna shut down this city — but today, we’re gonna shut down this f—ing street.” With that, well over one hundred trade unionists
