NEW YORK, NY – The $13 billion plan to upgrade New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport using mostly non-government funds and union labor is a model for the country. Of the $13 billion, $12 billion will
BOSTEN, MASS. – Over 8,000 UniteHere members are stiking Marriott hotels in Detroit, Boston, San Diego, San Jose, Oakland, and San Francisco in a labor dispute that is expandining to
New York, NY – “Shame on you for killing the American Dream.” Trade unionists fighting the spread of so-called “open shop” development throughout New York City brought the #CountMeIn campaign
OAKLAND, Calif.—The strike begun Oct. 4 by more than 2,500 Marriott workers in San Francisco and San Jose crossed the Bay Oct. 5, when about 200 workers at the Oakland
NEW YORK, NY – The retail giant Amazon must address unsafe conditions in many of their worksites. In April 2018, Amazon was titled a “Dirty Dozen” company in a landmark National Council
BOSTON, Mass.—When the New York Yankees arrived in Boston on the night of Oct. 4 before the first game of their playoff series with the Red Sox fans, they crossed
New York, NY – Sixty-eight newly-minted Traffic Enforcement Agents graduated on Tuesday, October 9th, in a ceremony held at 1 Police Plaza in downtown Manhattan.
NEW YORK, NY – Members of CSEA Westchester County, the largest union representing Westchester County workers, have approved a new collective bargaining agreement. The last contract expired seven years ago.
BURNS HARBOR, Ind.—With more than three months of contract talks failing to yield a deal, the United Steelworkers have begun preparations for a possible strike against ArcelorMittal. Union representatives are
New York, NY – Passersby in front of Related Cos. CEO Stephen Ross’ Columbus Circle offices, on Tuesday, gobbled up flyers calling for the giant real estate outfit to be
