COVID-19 and the True Cause of Death For Poor Working People of Color
New York, NY – It’s 10 a.m. and Nurse T. has rushed into Mr. M’s room because a monitor is showing his oxygen levels have fallen dramatically. She sends a
New York, NY – It’s 10 a.m. and Nurse T. has rushed into Mr. M’s room because a monitor is showing his oxygen levels have fallen dramatically. She sends a
Dear Friend: We are living in unprecedented times. PEF healthcare professionals need your help! Our 15,000+ nurses and healthcare professionals, many on the front line fighting the spread of the
New York, NY – On Wednesday, April 15th, the MTA announced that it will be partnering with Northwell Health to provide priority testing to transit workers who have COVID-19 symptoms.
New York, NY – Tenants and housing advocates announced on Thursday, April16, that they will no longer wait on Governor Andrew Cuomo to move past his 90-day rent freeze initiative,
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Building-service workers at two luxury buildings in Manhattan and five in New Jersey staged a one-day strike Apr. 16, charging that their employer, the Planned Companies building-services contractor,
New York, NY – Lily is a veteran nurse’s aide with over twenty years of hospital duty behind her. She is a short, strong woman, just five and a half
Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part Q&A with MagnaCare President of Labor and Chief Sales and Marketing Officer Michelle Zettergren where she talks about the company and
New York, NY – Security officers tasked with safeguarding area homeless shelters during the coronavirus crisis say they don’t have the necessary items to protect themselves — and are too
Long Island, NY – With New York being the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, elected officials have been warning that hospitals could be overwhelmed with a surge of patients. To
New York, NY – It’s estimated throughout the United States there are over two million Americans that work in the entertainment industry from sound stages in Hollywood to Broadway in