…door to storied Rich Stadium — the 71,000-plus capacity facility most recently recast last year as “Highmark Stadium.” Angeles Solis, lead organizer at Make the Road, part of the Excluded…
…it had a net loss of $1.04 billion. Its net operating income in 2021 was $676 million. Ascension received $1.8 billion in federal pandemic aid in the 12-month period that…
…addition to filing for workers’ compensation. In this situation, the personal injury case is called a “third-party lawsuit” because the worker is suing someone who is a “third party” to…
…bad nurse, when in reality it’s bad working conditions.” NYSNA’s January 2020 contract with New York City Health and Hospitals, board member Reginalt Atangan told LaborPress, set a limit of…
…‘Made in America’ materials, collective bargaining, ending systemic discrimination and other imperatives? How can they be addressed in our infrastructure renewal and expansion? LP: Who are some of the speakers?…
…that at most, four ballots might have been affected. Student Workers of Columbia has been in contract talks with the university since 2019. The administration hired longtime management-side lawyer Bernard…
…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…
…have kids in school, kids in college.” But strikers have been picketing every day, and none have crossed the line, he adds. “Two years of negotiations is not bargaining in…
…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…
