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A Labor Perspective From Former New York Times Labor Reporter Steven Greenhouse: ‘A New Generation Is Reviving Unions - The Old Guard Could Help’
Published Wednesday, May 25, 2022
Tech Worker Activism ‘Presents Opportunities For Building Worker Power’
Published Tuesday, May 24, 2022
“As It Turned Out, A Single Call Made All The Difference” - A Server’s ‘Plea For Help Leads To $1.2 Million In Back Wages’
Published Monday, May 23, 2022
American Federation Of Teachers Co-Lead A Coalition To Stop White Supremacist Crusade To Ban Books From Libraries
Nurses On Buffalo Massacre: ‘Moral Outrage Not Enough, It’s Long Past Time For Accountability And Action’
U.S. Men's & Women's Soccer Teams ‘Will Be Paid Equally Under New Labor Deal’
New Report Says ‘If You Want A Construction Project Finished On Time Without’ Worker Shortages, ‘Hire A Unionized’ Crew
The Year Workers Said 'No:’ A ‘Record-Breaking Number Of Workers Have Quit Their Jobs’ - ‘It’s A Trend That Hasn't Let Up & At The Same Time, An Organizing Wave Has Spread Across A Host Of Retailers,’ Such As Starbucks & Amazon
New Report ‘Reveals Meatpacking Industry Drafted Trump’s 2020 Order To Keep Plants Open At The Expense Of’ Worker Safety During The Coronavirus Pandemic
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The U.S. Department Of Labor Announces The Availability Of $10.5 Million In State Grant Funding To Support Mine Safety, Health Training & Education - Grants Support ‘Underserved’ Mines & Miners
Published Wednesday, May 25, 2022
New Economic Policy Institute Report Measures Wages In The Pandemic Labor Market
Published Tuesday, May 24, 2022
The U.S. Department Of Labor Renews It Multi-Year Initiative ‘To Provide Enforcement, Outreach & Education For Restaurant Workers’ As ‘85% Of USDOL Investigations Found Violations In Fiscal Year 2021’
Published Monday, May 23, 2022
House Votes To Let Aides Unionize, Bargain Collectively
Teamsters ‘Blast’ Amazon For ‘Excessive Executive Compensation, Mistreatment Of Workers’ - Report Details Amazon Is Paying CEO Andy Jassy ‘6,474 Times The Median Worker’ As Other Execs ‘Receive Huge Payouts’
‘Ground-Breaking Legislation’ For Garment Workers In The U.S.
The U.S. Department Of Labor To Offer Prevailing Wage Compliance Seminars On-Line For Federal Contractors, Contracting Agencies, Unions & Workers
A Labor Perspective From ACORN International/Community Organizations International Chief Organizer Wade Rathke: A ‘Movement Moment,’ Plus A ‘Reinvigorated’ National Labor Relations Board, ‘Means Opportunity For Workers’
“Now Is The Time To Cancel, Not Collect, Student Debt” - The National AFL-CIO Calls For Student Loan Forgiveness
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UUP President Fred Kowal On A 'Greener' SUNY
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UUP President Fred Kowal On A 'Greener' SUNY
The Rule Of 2: The Crew Aboard A Freight Train Is There For A Reason - Safety.
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The Rule Of 2: The Crew Aboard A Freight Train Is There For A Reason - Safety.
A Message To Corporate America From Teamsters General President Sean M. O'Brien
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A Message To Corporate America From Teamsters General President Sean M. O'Brien
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A Conversation With United Food & Commercial Workers Local One President Frank DeRiso On The May 14th Racist Shootings At A Tops Supermarket In Buffalo: “‘It Makes You Sick.’ ‘I Cannot Fathom That People Can Be So Hateful.’”
Published Wednesday, May 25, 2022
Highmark/BCBSWNY’S OPEIU Local 153-Represented Workforce ‘Overwhelmingly’ Ratifies New Three-Year Contract That Features An Overall 6% Wage Increase & A Remote Work-From-Home Option Preferred By Its Union Workforce
Published Monday, May 23, 2022
Despite Being Separated By 23 Miles, IBEW Local 2104’s Niagara Falls Membership Holds Vigil To Honor Those Killed By A Racist Gunman At A Tops Supermarket On Buffalo’s East Side - Union To Start Weekly Food Drive To Aid Impacted East Side Community
Published Sunday, May 22, 2022
UFCW Local One, Which Represents Employees Who Survived The Racist Massacre At The Tops Supermarket On Buffalo’s East Side, ‘Is Stepping Up To Help Support Them’
The Public Employees Federation Is “Devastated” To Learn The 18-Year-Old Shooter Who Murdered 10 & Injured Three Others In A Buffalo Supermarket Located In A Predominately Black Neighborhood Of The City Is The Son Of Two PEF Members
More Unions ‘Speak Out Against’ Racist Shooting In Buffalo As President Biden Visits The Queen City Today To Offer His Sympathies To The Grieving Families & Pledge To “Do Everything In Our Power To End Hate-Fueled Domestic Terrorism”
National AFL-CIO President Shuler Reaches Out To Buffalo Labor In The Wake Of Racist Shooting At East Side Supermarket, Tells WNYALF That It “Has The Full Weight Of The AFL-CIO” In Offering Its Support & Help
“They Can’t Call Us ‘Heroes,’ They Have To Show It!’” - 1199 SEIU-Represented Nursing Home Workers Hold Informational Picket Outside Suburban Buffalo Elderwood Facility To Publicly Call For ‘Better Wages & Increased Staff’
‘A Great Day Of Union Giving!’ - The National Association Of Letter Carriers-Led 30th Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive ‘Is Back After A Two-Year Hiatus’ Due To The Coronavirus Pandemic, Takes Place This Saturday, May 14th
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“It’s About Time Labor Is Paid And Respected And That Labor Is Valued” - Uber & Lyft Drivers ‘Push’ New York City ‘To Raise Pay Rates Amid Inflation & Gas Price Surge’
Published Wednesday, May 25, 2022
A Labor Perspective From Ralph Palladino, A Retired 42-Year Veteran Union Leader From Clerical Administrative Local 1549 DC 37 AFSCME In New York City: ‘How To Strengthen The Labor Movement - My Union Experience’
Published Tuesday, May 24, 2022
‘40 Years Later,’ Labor Leaders ‘Remember New York City’s Chinatown’s Garment Worker Strike’
Published Sunday, May 22, 2022
City & State New York Exclusive: Chipotle Workers File For HERO Act Safety Committees
‘Apple Is Union-Busting’ In New York City, Labor Group Alleges
Actors’ Equity Association ‘Condemns The Unauthorized Creation And Sharing Of Naked Photos & Videos Of Actors’
Restoring Labor Rights ‘Will Solve New York City’s Chronic’ School Bus Problems, Parents Say
BuzzFeed News Union ‘Ratifies Monumental First’ Contract - Three-Year Deal Includes Minimum Salary Floor Of $60,000 ‘That Goes Up 2.5% Every Year’ & ‘Significant Enhancement & Expansion’ On Buyouts & Severance
In A ‘First-Time-Ever-Win’ Ironworkers ‘Successfully Organize U.S. Crane And Rigging Workers In New York City’
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1199 SEIU Healthcare Workers Ratify New Two‐Year Contract At The Anthony Jordan Health Care Center In Rochester, Includes Fully-Funded Health Insurance & A 4% Wage Increase, Brings Service Workers To $15 Per Hour
Published Wednesday, May 25, 2022
United University Professions Statewide Executive Board ‘Passes Resolution Reasserting Unequivocal Support For’ Abortion Rights
Published Tuesday, May 24, 2022
New Seven-Year Labor Agreement Reached Between New York State Law Enforcement Officers Union Council 82 & The Hochul Administration - Deal Covers Corrections, Law Enforcement & Security Supervisors Across The State
Published Monday, May 23, 2022
Hospital Administrators “Need To Stop Treating Health Care As A Business And Get To The Root Of The Problem” - NYSNA & 1199 SEIU ‘Push Bills Aimed At Protecting’ Nurses ‘From Mandatory’ Overtime
UUP & State Lawmakers ‘Urge” Governor Hochul & Legislative Leaders To Pass Bill That Would ‘Eliminate Barriers’ To Public Student Loan Forgiveness Programs
NYSNA Health Care Professionals Reach Tentative Contract Agreement With UVM-Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital In Plattsburgh - Deal ‘Features Significant Wage Increases, COVID-19 Health/Safety Demands & Expanded Staffing Committee’
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers And Trainmen ‘Conduct The Push’ For Passage Of A Statewide Two-Person Crew Bill, ‘Point To Disasters That Could Have Been Stopped If An Adequate Number Of Conductors Were On Duty’
TIME Workers ‘Threaten To Strike’ On TIME100 Release - Workers ‘Pledge To Walkout On The Launch Of The Magazine’s Iconic TIME100 Franchise If A Fair Contract Is Not Agreed Upon By Then’
Town Of Seneca Highway Department Employees ‘Go Union,’ Join CSEA
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Organizing News From Across The U.S.A.
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Williamsville Place Starbuck ‘Becomes The Next Buffalo Starbucks Store To Unionize’
Published Tuesday, May 24, 2022
The Hill’s Newsroom Petitions To Unionize
Published Sunday, May 22, 2022
Four Portland Starbucks Stores Vote To Unionize, ‘First In The City’
Published Thursday, May 19, 2022
Workers ‘Start Union Push At Trader Joe's’ In Western Massachusetts
‘Starbucks Is Playing With Fire’ - Its ‘Union-Busting Tactics Have Been As Aggressive As Amazon’s, But They Might End Up Scalding’ The Coffee Giant
“Unions Still Deliver The Goods In Terms Of Higher Wages And Better Working Conditions” - New Report Says Workers in New Jersey ‘Are Unionizing At One Of The Fastest Rates In The Nation’
Effort Underway To Unionize Non-Tenure-Track Faculty At Skidmore College
The NLRB ‘Comes Down Hard On Starbucks’ - Labor Board ‘Issues Massive Complaint Against Starbucks’ Charging Illegal Union-Busting’
Independent Union ‘Gets Card Check Win’ At Massachusetts Movie Theater
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From The Hospitality & Catering Industry: Apprenticeships ‘Can Help Turn The Tide On Staff Retention Rates’
Published Tuesday, May 24, 2022
Women ‘May Be The Solution To The Dire’ Construction Worker Shortage
Published Sunday, May 22, 2022
Brandi Ferenc - ‘One of Less Than 50’ Woman Who Are Working In The Refrigeration Mechanic & Gas Fitting Trade, ‘Has Some Great Advice For Young Women Who May Be Considering A Career In The Trade: Go For It!’
Published Thursday, May 19, 2022
In Partnership With Providence’s ‘Building Futures,’ Brown University ‘Jump-Starts’ Careers In Construction
‘First Union-Operated’ Diving School For Underwater Welding Set To Open In August
‘With Less Than 3% Of Tradespeople Being Women,’ A Nashville Building Trades Union ‘Offers A Five-Year Apprenticeship For Women To Learn Welding’
Carpenters ‘Class Of All Women Is Building Walls, Breaking Barriers’
Here’s ‘Seven Reasons Why The Skilled Trades May Be The Best Path For Your Teen’ - ‘There Will Be Millions Of Trade Job Openings This Year & A Skills-Based Career Might Be A Great Fit For Your Kid’
In The State Of Ohio, ‘There Are So Many Jobs, But So Few Union Electricians’
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