Category: Transportation

May 11, 2012By Ray Parker, Staff Writer Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes, a six-term incumbent who has racked up an impressive record, told transit workers

May 4, 2012By Ray Parker, Staff Writer They’re rich and they’re rude – and they don’t want to give their technicians a contract. That’s the

May 3, 2012By Samantha Saly IAMAW District 15 emerged victorious on May 1, after a months-long organizing struggle at black car company Town Car International.

April 26, 2012By Ray Parker, Staff Writer TWU Local 100 is never loath to take on a fight. This time, the union is up against

April 25, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter  In November 2011, the AMR Corporation, parent of American Airlines and American Eagle, filed for bankruptcy protection in

April 13, 2012By Labor Press A major conference is in the planning stages between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and unions representing its workforce who say

April 4, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter Joseph Lhota, Chairman and CEO of the MTA, opened his remarks at a construction industry forum on Tuesday,

April 2, 2012By Ray Parker, Staff Writer A lucky straphanger returning from a late-night concert at the Music Hall of Williamsburg on North 6th Street