New York, N.Y. — Public sector nurses and elected officials are joining on the steps of City Hall to launch a campaign for a fair
For the past 20 years, the Workers’ Compensation Board has been slowly moving from a paper-based system to one that is technology-based. Earlier this year, it
Dozens of CWA members along with labor leaders and politicians rallied on September 21st at 4 Irving Place in downtown Manhattan to protest Con Edison’s
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.
Women make up 51% of the world. Of these, 1 in 4 will suffer a pelvic health condition in their lifetime. For too long, women’s
After the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center on September 11th, the Legislature added Article 8-A to make it easier for World Trade Center
“Quiet quitting” is evidence of working people today being burned out, tired, and frustrated. What’s needed is to teach people about unions. Beaten-down workers in
IATSE Publications on September 15, 2022, updated its story about its members’ contributions at Ground Zero. In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, members “placed
Staten Island, NY- On September 15, 2022, an off-duty EMT suffered life-changing injuries after being struck by a vehicle while exiting her car in the
Valhalla, NY – Over a hundred members of the New York State Nurses Association at Westchester Medical Center rallied on September 7, 2022, in front
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