May 11, 2012Around Town – By Neal Tepel AFSCME unions throughout New York State representing 420,000 members in New York and 150,000 in New York City, has endorsed Assemblyman Rory
May 10, 2012Around Town – By Neal Tepel New York State ended its 2011-12 fiscal year having achieved major reductions in structural budget gaps, even in the face of unexpectedly
May 10, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter The national unemployment rate recently dipped to 8.1 percent, but the City’s unemployment rate is unacceptably high. The City’s Comptroller, John Liu,
May 10, 2012Around Town – By Neal Tepel DC 37, Other Unions Representing Prevailing Rate Workers Win Temporary Restraining Order Preventing Mayor Bloomberg From Reclassifying Titles, Changing Benefits On Friday,
May 9, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter A common refrain in the City these days is …..“32……BJ.” On Tuesday, May 8, the refrain echoed from Downtown Manhattan as security officers
May 8, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter Larry Hanley, Amalgamated Transit Union President, one of the few U.S. international union presidents to speak at this year’s Labor Notes Conference in
May 8, 2012Thomas J. Mackell Jr. There is a global leadership vacuum and not many people appear to notice it. But do not fear, the French recognized it and
May 7, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter Putting the movement back in the labor movement was the central discussion at this year’s Labor Notes Conference in Chicago from May 4
May 7, 2012By Neal Tepel Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg presented his Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 Executive Budget on May 3rd. While the Mayor outlined a projected balanced budget, the plan
May 7, 2012By NYC Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn The EarlyLearn provider contracts announced by the Administration for Children’s Services has unacceptable changes to the City’s publicly funded child care
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