…New York State Legislature, however, have included the necessary funding for essential but excluded workers in their respective budgets. “Raise your fist if you were able to get back on…
…in here at the low wages they’re proposing,” said longtime maintenance technician Daniel Martinucci, speaking to LaborPress from the picket line outside Ascension Living’s Our Lady of Peace facility in…
…caused by the negligence of someone outside of the employment relationship, or where the law makes another party responsible, then the injured worker can bring a personal injury lawsuit in…
…he manage to take care of them all? “I wish I had a good answer,” he responds. “You’re stuck doing the best you can with what you’ve got. It’s not…
…our participants and will continue to monitor conditions. Our venue has made several Covid-appropriate modifications that will benefit the meeting. LP: Is there a standout message or theme that you…
…safety net,” she says. “It underlines how important our demands are.” On Dec. 2, a university human-resources official sent graduate workers an email stating that it would give job assignments…
…to five years ago, in a successful attempt to bail out the then bankrupt coal mine. But the execs at Warrior Met Coal refuse to give up a cent. The…
…high copayments and such a narrow network of doctors and hospitals that “you have to do a big exhaustive search to find anybody that accepts it.” The workers also want…
…dollar coffers. Making Out Like Bandits The rich are making out like bandits during the pandemic. Is it any wonder that working men and women who were expected to imperil…
…weeks’ worth of benefits. The extended benefits, SEIU Local 32BJ President Kyle Bragg said, are important because “the pandemic also laid bare the critical importance of a robust safety net…
