…bad actors accountable. That’s why the AFL-CIO has consistently made the case for the use of tariffs to crack down on trade law violations. In the case of steel and…
…Council. The bill advanced despite criticism from the city’s building-trades unions and affordable-housing advocates. John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty, business manager of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98, sent the…
…debt, with no net worth, while the top 1 percent have more than $10 million each. In 2013 1 percent of our population had 43 percent share of all wealth….
…CityCemetery.” One of the dead was Ironworkers Local 433 member Harold “Rusty” Billingsley, 46, who was killed Oct. 5, 2007 when he fell almost 60 feet through an opening in…
…and economic costs of unfair trade, because working people and our communities pay the price. We care about working people and our jobs, and we care about holding bad actors…
…untenable. Our ongoing advocacy is a reminder to State legislators that it has never been more important for Albany to provide significant additional health care funding in the State budget.”…
…the reforms ATU consistently advocated in prior testimony and commentary. Indeed a “NYC Bus Coalition” report on improving bus service basically advanced MTA bus union recommendations. Let’s start with the…
…Ross doesn’t do too bad because his net worth is $7.6 billion.” Not only that, but when completed, the tallest tower in the Hudson Yards development will soar nearly 1,300…
This week, instead of talking about what a bad player Spectrum is, (and it is, no matter how many corporate shills write in) perhaps we might be better served by…
…which include buildings and other property, surpassed to $934 million. The union saw net income from operating funds increase from $5 million to $6 million in 2016. Since 2010, over…
