…buildings, with multiple boiler plants, and this funding will go towards installing more than 39 new boilers. The heating upgrades at the 10 additional sites below will help complement previously…
…Democratic and Republican administrations alike. Twenty years ago workers inspected signals — many installed in World War II — every 30 days. Today they are inspected every 90 days. Train…
…At the time of his death, Wu reportedly worked for an outfit, called U-Tek Elevator Inc., which was responsible for installing at least limited elevator service at the East 24th…
…Engineers and the Laborers. But prevailing-wage regulations don’t cover drawing, manufacturing, or installation work that’s not done directly on the job site, which creates a problem for Sheet Metal Workers…
…to layoff,” CWA vice president Claude Cummings said in a statement. “We know that AT&T is using contract employees to do installation work while AT&T premises technicians, who are qualified…
…before each show to make sure it’s fully functioning and ready to shine. But there’s still so much more to do. For instance, “We make sure that we’re going to…
…instance the recently disgraced and disinherited Matt Lauer. He was raking in $25,000,000 a year and taking a helicopter to work in the morning. So if we compare them to…
…about some specific instances where detection of unsuspected conditions had prevented fatalities. Vincent Alvarez, President of the NYC Central Labor Council, then introduced Arthur Cheliotes, who is soon retiring after…
…Thornton relates, were overwhelmingly successful. In other instances, employers granted such improvements at the slightest hint of worker activity, seeking above all to avoid “another Lawrence.” Thornton is spot on…
…be honest and admit that many of those jobs are not “the ones that no one wants,” but in many instances were the very jobs that were the mainstay of…
