
Years of Sustained Pressure Are Paying Off for NYC’s Fast Food Workers
NEW YORK, N.Y.— “We can now say that New York City is the first place in the country where fast food workers will no longer be
NEW YORK, N.Y.— “We can now say that New York City is the first place in the country where fast food workers will no longer be
New York, NY – Many former and current airport workers, mostly subcontracted employees, started off the New Year with great news: Governor Andrew Cuomo finally signed
New York, NY – Former Mayor David Dinkins (1990-1993) died at the age of 93 on Monday, just over a month after the passing of
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Standing on circles chalked six feet apart, members of SEIU 32BJ and supporters rallied at LaGuardia Airport Nov. 17 to urge Gov. Andrew
Editor’s Note: On Thursday, November 12, LaborPress and Emblem Health bring you the first half of the 9th Annual LaborPress Heroes of Labor Awards. The
WASHINGTON—With Democrat Joseph Biden holding a narrow lead the morning after the election and President Donald Trump demanding “we want all voting to stop,” labor-union
Editor’s Note: Lenore Friedlaender is Assistant to the President, 32BJ and leads the member representation work for Hudson Valley and Long Island. When President Trump returned
NEW YORK, N.Y.— “We made sure this building was kept safe for everyone,“ Osman Ak told the crowd of about 70 people outside the Vernon
Queens, NY – St. John’s University Journalism major Giovahn Dejoie, 19, had high hopes when he moved to Queens and started working at Eulen American
New York, NY – Council Members Francisco Moya (D-Corona) and Diana Ayala (D-East Harlem, Bronx) have introduced two new bills aimed at uplifting struggling security