NEW YORK, NY – New York City has filed a lawsuit against American Airlines for violating the NYC Paid Sick Leave Law. The suit alleges that American Airlines violated the Law by illegally assigning
NEW YORK, NY — For the first time in decades, the number of city jail admissions fell below 40,000. The total number of jail admissions between July 2018 and June 2019
New York, NY – When late 32BJ SEIU leader Héctor Figueroa was memorialized at Riverside Church in Upper Manhattan earlier this week, the family requested donations made in his name
IUOE Local 30 has won the election to unionize workers at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and is a few weeks away from bargaining with representatives of the art institution.
NEW YORK, NY – The proposed federal rule change regarding undocumented immigrants would impact thousands of New Yorkers that presently depend on federally-assisted housing. The governments plan affects housing agencies
NEW YORK, NY – The number of homeless men and woman on trains and live at bothboth Penn Station and Grand Central continue to increase. “Straphangers and commuters can see
Long Island, NY - Governor Andrew Cuomo has signed the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act. This is now the most comprehensive climate and clean energy legislation in the country
New York, NY – Lal Singh, a 63-year-old diabetic cab driver from Hicksville, Long Island recently returned to work after spending two weeks recuperating from a serious foot infection. Both
This year’s Frederick O’Reilly Hayes Prize for outstanding and innovative project work by employees in New York City agencies was awarded to the team of Ms. Ramneet Kalra and Dr.
NEW YORK, NY – SAG-AFTRA wins a two year battle with ad agency Barle Bogle Hegarty. Throughout the conflict superstar union members attended regularly scheduled demonstrations. In November 2017 BBH
