
After 41 Days, The Historic New York City Nurse Strike is Over
NEW YORK, NY – On Saturday, February 21st, NYSNA Nurses employed at NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP) voted to ratify a new three-year agreements. This ended the NYSNA Strike. After

NEW YORK, NY – On Saturday, February 21st, NYSNA Nurses employed at NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP) voted to ratify a new three-year agreements. This ended the NYSNA Strike. After

“The Long Island Railroad is a lifeline for nearly 300,000 Long Islanders each day, and I stand firmly with every rider who simply wants to

The New York City AFL-CIO Central Labor Council joined with the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) and the New York Building & Construction Trades Council

Since October 2024, the Union – the University and Graduate Employees Together-University of Pennsylvania, have met 45 times, bargaining on provisions over several issues: Compensation,

“Despite unrelenting attacks on working people, public service workers are organizing, securing strong contracts, expanding collective bargaining and building power in their workplaces and communities,”

Margaret Manolis, a CWA Local 1180 Administrative Coordinator at the New York City School Construction Authority, has spent the last 13 years fighting for her

New York, NY – Amazon Teamsters and their allies gathered at New York City Hall on Wednesday February 12, 2026 to call for passage of

Campbell, NY – BelGioioso Cheese, Inc. and Teamsters Union Local No. 118 jointly announce that a new collective bargaining agreement has been reached and ratified

Hundreds of Building Trades Union Members rallied at Gateway’s Hudson Tunnel Project jobsite earlier this week, calling on the Trump Administration to restore funding so they

New York, NY — After a three-week trial in New York County Supreme Court, a jury returned a unanimous verdict of $5,595,000 in favor of