Washington— SEIU International President Mary Kay Henry released the following statement regarding the release of the CMS Proposed Rule on Nursing Home Staffing: “President Biden’s
In 2013, FDNY EMS filed suit against the city for unpaid wages. In 2019, a jury decided that the city had indeed violated the Fair
Previously unreported details on wage theft in New York State have come to light. Federal and state investigators have found that between 2017 through 2021,
Labor Day is always one of my favorite holidays of the year, and not just because of the big parade here in New York, barbecues,
Donna McGuire, an Inwood assistant principal and active school administrators union member, recently won a national award as an elementary school educational leader. National Association
As wellness and health care initiatives continue to expand for labor members, there’s one essential care component that shouldn’t be left out of the equation:
On August 16, Gov. Hochul signed into law a major win for construction workers. The Roadway Quality Assurance Act ensures that these workers’ wages are
Last year, 1,500 part-time professors at The New School went on strike for a month, looking to have issues such as obtaining an adequate health-care
The United Auto Workers (UAW) are in fighting mode to get what they want from the “Detroit Three”: General Motors, Ford, and Stellanis. Little progress
The Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 1181, is currently negotiating contracts with a number of private bus companies that provide school bus service in NYC.
