Service workers with the SEIU 32BJ led rallies at Laguardia and John F. Kennedy Airport over the past week and half in an effort to
A coalition of uniformed workers that includes police, firefighters, sanitation workers and correction officers have struck a deal with Mayor Adams. The Uniformed Officers Coalition
After 16 years with Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) , Kathleen Culhane is stepping down this Fall as NEW’s President. Kathleen has been an advocate
Though the NYC Organization of Public Service Retirees held a rally on June 22 billed as a push for a City Council bill that would
Council members joined striking TV and film writers on Thursday in a rally aimed at keeping their profession “a middle class career.” The rally came
Before finding a career in the trades, Anthony Cooper was in and out of jail and dead-end jobs. The union turned his life around, but
Over 1,000 office janitors from across New York City rallied in Bryant Park on June 15 to launch their campaign for a new union contract.
When Joe Scopo arrives at a construction site with a large inflatable rat, developers have learned that they are in for a tough fight. As
Shortly after International Union of Elevator Constructors Local One apprentice Matt Clarke got on the job, he found himself working on a project involving one
New York, NY – Local 12 Heat and Frost Insulators, located in College Point, NY are part of the International Association of Heat and Frost
