New York, NY — New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer has called for the expansion of driver’s licenses regardless of immigration status. Citing economic and safety benefits Comptroller Stringer has noted
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Two City Councilmembers are preparing legislation intended to bail out debt-laden yellow-cab owner drivers and relieve taxi and livery drivers slapped with heavy fines by the city Taxi
The NYC Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) is committed to making sure that all New Yorkers are protected by workplace laws – including minimum wage, overtime, and paid safe and sick
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Uber is suing the City of New York in an effort to kill its limits on the number of app-based taxis allowed on the city’s streets.
New York, NY – Vickram Mangru owner of AVM Construction Corp. failed to pay prevailing wages and is now facing jail time. Mangru falsified records as well as underpaid workers
New York, NY – New York City’s Mayor Bill de Blasio cautiosly plans a budget for 2020 as finances face headwinds in New York and across the country. In planning
New York, NY – While the Janus decision created issues for municipal unions and reduced their income, membership has not declined in New York and most other unionized states. As we approach
New York, NY – This Valentine’s Day, Amazon proved something many have always known — Jeff Bezos and Co. love corporate welfare…but they hate organized labor and worker solidarity even
ALBANY, N.Y.—New York State’s highest court heard arguments Feb. 12 on whether home health-care aides who work 24-hour shifts should get paid for the full 24 hours—or only for the
New York, NY – Hundreds of people turned out for the Community Resource Fair on Wednesday, February 13, held at John Jay College of Criminal Justice on West 59th Street.
