James Brosi, President of UFOA-IAFF Local 854, has been selected to be one of this years’ recipients for the distinguished EmblemHealth-LaborPress Heroes of Labor Award to be presented on October
Michael Sainato at The Guardian reports some of the largest Labor Unions in the United States were involved in organizing the highly-successful No Kings protests on Saturday (October 18th), with more than 2,600 demonstrations taking place across
The FDNY honored eight of its fallen from the past year at its Memorial Day Service at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on October 8, 2025 – the
Union Leadership and Members of the Alphabet Workers Union-Communications Workers of America (AWU-CWA) Local 9009 gathered outside the New York City Google Offices on Washington Street last week to speak out
Washington, DC– American Federation of Government Employees National President Everett Kelley has issued the following statement: The correctional officers and staff who oversee the more than 142,000 inmates housed by the Federal
“Immigrant workers have been the backbone of our country’s economy and our food system for decades. “They keep American families fed every day with their hard work at grocery stores,
Washington, DC– American Federation of Government Employees National President Everett Kelley has issued the following statement: The correctional officers and staff who oversee the more than 142,000 inmates housed by the Federal
Washington, D.C. – President Trump’s Executive Orders strips away legally negotiated Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) for 30,000 Federal Correctional Workers across the country. “This is not just an attack on our Union
Kristie Keleshian at CBS New York reports thousands of Workers and Union Members marched along Fifth Avenue for New York City’s Labor Day Parade on Saturday September 6th. More than 200 Unions were
New York, NY – Freedom Plaza, the bold $11.1 billion civic and cultural vision for Manhattan’s East Side, shared an overview of the project’s comprehensive housing and traffic plan during its first public hearing of the Community Advisory
