The National Labor Relations Board has ruled that illegally fired workers should get more than just back pay. Rather than just getting back their lost wages, other costs associated with
Queens, NY – New York City Mayor Eric Adams outlined what he called a “Working People’s Agenda” in his second State of the City address, delivered at the Queens Theatre
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Lyle Frank ruled that Mayor Adams’ administration can no longer charge retired city workers $15 co-pays for doctors’ visits. In an effort to save costs, the
On January 9, 2023 the New York City council held a hearing to discuss the proposed changes to the Administrative Code 12-126 that will impact on almost three-hundred thousand retirees,
New York, NY—After bargaining late into the night at Montefiore and Mount Sinai Hospital yesterday, no tentative agreements were reached. Today, more than 7,000 nurses at these two hospitals are
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Louis L. Levine on December 23 rd. Lou was the Founder and Chairman of the National Labor & Management
New York, NY—Friday, January 6, 2023, NYSNA nurses reached a tentative agreement with Flushing Hospital Medical Center on a new contract. NYSNA Director at Large Michelle Jones, RN, MSN, ANP-C said,
“Decades ago, when New York City first asked its municipal retirees to switch to Medicare to help save on medical insurance costs, it also made a promise that retirees would
Thousands of workers nationwide lost their jobs when they refused to get a COVID vaccine shot. The group includes sanitation workers, teachers, coaches, pilots healthcare workers, and others. Both public
At a Brooklyn station at around 12:30 a.m., Transit Operator Tanya McCray was exiting a crew room. Investment banker Jean Francois Coste, seemingly intoxicated, tried to gain entry to the
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