…a company lawyer told Demopoulos that his being axed first was “the luck of the draw.” He laughs when it is suggested that the reason was “pour encourager les autres”…
…IATSE represents over 150,000 technicians, artisans and craftspersons in the entertainment industry, including live theater, motion picture and television production, broadcast, and trade shows in the United States and Canada….
…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…
…industry standard,” De La Rosa said in a statement. Speed Cameras in Work Zones The speed-camera bill directs the state Thruway Authority to set up a pilot program to enforce…
…enough donations come in. On July 8, she was walking the picket line when a strikebreaker driving between picketers rammed into her right side, causing bruises. It was one of…
…the entire U.S. economy untenable. “Our lives depend upon one another—we cannot truly thrive when structural racism, sexism and ableism are holding us back,” said Amber Smock, director of advocacy…
…of the intimidation that employers have been engaged in,” Adely told me. “This [ruling] could potentially extend the argument to curb health and safety inspectors.” Goldstien, further points out that…
…in Nassau County. The new law made sign hanging licenses obligatory for any sign erector doing business in Nassau County. Dano then spearheaded the same effort in Suffolk County. The…
…minutes. When you’re that rushed, you can’t deal with anything unexpected. Corners are cut.” — Marlena Pellegrino, MNA negotiating team, c0-chair. Crisis and Cash “COVID made everything ten times worse,”…
…State accredited apprenticeship program. The overall scope of work covered by Local 28 consists of everything from roofing, decking and siding, enclosures and specialty metals, toilet partitions, kitchen equipment, chutes…
