Minneapolis— Dozens of mail carriers and supporters rallied and marched on Dec. 14 in subzero temperatures to demand that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stop using U.S. post office property
Bronx NY – The biggest City Council win took place in the Bronx’s District 13. Union volunteers door knocked and canvassed for weeks to secure a win for Shirley Aldebol,
This year has been extremely busy, but as Christmas quickly approaches and I have time to look back, 2025 has left me with a lot to be thankful for. The construction of
New York, N.Y. – On Monday, Dec. 22, New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) nurses announce a strike authorization for 12 New York City private sector hospitals whose contracts expire
As states and municipalities struggle to recruit and retain qualified foster parents, a bill has been introduced in the Massachusetts legislature, H229, that would grant foster parents the right to
We know this hasn’t been an easy year for our movement or for working families. The deck has been stacked against us. But the labor movement has delivered—and we continue
Trump’s most recent stop-work order is anti-worker, anti-business, and anti-American. We have long been a country that understands economic certainty matters: that the rule of law, predictable permitting, and honoring
Right in the midst of the holiday season, we learned that President Trump is once again pulling the rug out from under New York workers. Without warning, his administration shut
New York, NY – The NYC Council passed the Aland Etienne Safety and Security Act. Sponsored by Speaker Adrienne Adams, this historic legislation will help address a turnover crisis plaguing the private
The NYC Council voted to pass the Construction Justice Act, Intro 0910, a labor-supported bill that establishes clear community hiring and compensation standards for city-assisted housing development projects, ensuring that when
