Mineola, NY — The LIRR Unions are placing blame squarely on MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber for creating an impending commuting nightmare. The MTA
Long Island, NY – After hours of last-minute negotiations, no agreement on wage increases was reached between a coalition of five unions and the Long Island Railroad (LIRR).
Across New York State – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand urged the swift passage of the Faster Labor Contracts Act, which would require employers to come to the negotiating table quickly and
On Wednesday April 29th over one-thousands New York City building and construction workers gathered at St. Patrick’s Cathedral for the 15th Annual Memorial Mass to
Long-time Service Employees International Union United (SEIU) Healthcare Workers East President George Gresham has passed after a long illness. Gresham, who was born in 1955, began
For union members, access to comprehensive benefits is more than an aspiration — it’s a reality. Life insurers specialize in providing certainty for members and
More than 150 TWU members lobbied Capitol Hill on May 5. The ‘lobby day’ activity was designed to build support for federal legislation that would
Albany NY – NYS has moved to intervene in a lawsuit that threatens the completion of the Sunrise Wind Project. The Sunrise Wind Project will
We honor the life and legacy of George Gresham, a tireless advocate for working people and a steadfast leader who dedicated more than five decades
New York, NY – Full time, non-tenure faculty at New York University have voted to join Contract Faculty United – UAW (CFU-UAW). CFU-UAW will represent nearly 1,000 Contract
