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Home Care Workers Demand the Council Reject Intro. 303 – Legislation
New York, NY – AFSCME District Council 37, Home Care Employees Local 389, and Disability Advocates urge the NYC Council to reject Intro. 303. According to DC 37,
Union Coalition Settles Contracts with LIRR Management
The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) union coalition reached a tentative agreement to end the carrier’s first strike in over three decades. The agreement provides
NYC Comptroller Issues AI Report Describing Potential Impact on NYC Economy
New York, NY — At a press conference I attended on Thursday May 21st at the NYC Comptroller’s Office, Comptroller Mark Levine discussed a report
An ‘Historic’ Union Election: The ‘Largest’ Union Election In Pennsylvania’s Public Sector ‘In Nearly Five Decades, More Than 5,000’ Penn State Faculty ‘Vote To Join SEIU’
The State of Pennsylvania – More than 5,000 Faculty across Penn State University’s campuses – including University Park and the Commonwealth Campuses, have Gone Union with
IUPAT Rep ‘Concerned About Safety Of Workers Repainting’ D.C.’s Reflecting Pool: “The Chemicals Are Hazardous
IUPAT Rep ‘Concerned About Safety Of Workers Repainting’ D.C.’s Reflecting Pool: “The Chemicals Are Hazardous. My Concern Is Usually the Level Of Risk When It’s
No Robot is Going to Drive Your Kid to School
Washington DC – As AV technology spreads, Legislation introduced in Washington, D.C., would require future school buses to have professional human drivers with a government-issued
