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NYC CLC Secretary-Treasurer Janella T. Hinds also called for immediate federal action to reverse the termination and renew work authorizations.

NYSNA Holds Maimonides Vigil to Protest Healthcare Shortages Caused by End of TPS for Haitian Immigrants

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Striking Alamo Drafthouse Workers Picket and March at Sony HQ

Striking workers at Alamo Drafthouse cinema held a picket outside of Sony headquarters Wednesday in Manhattan. Following the picket, they marched to Washington Square Park alongside community members and other workers in solidarity.

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Transit Museum Workers Join TWU Local 100

TWU Local 100 recently successfully organized approximately three dozen workers at the New York Transit Museum through a voluntary recognition agreement with management.

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Equity Publishes Hiring Bias and Wage Gap Report on Theatre in 2022 and 2023

Actors’ Equity Association has published its latest biennial Hiring Bias and Wage Gap in Theatre Report, documenting the years 2022 and 2023. This document examines employment opportunity and average salaries for actors and stage managers working on Equity contracts across the country.

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Scholarships for Aspiring Union Leaders

For more than 20 years, the New York State AFL-CIO and Cornell University have co-sponsored the

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Hands Off! New York City Fights Back Saturday April 5

Saturday, April 5, 1-3PM: On Saturday, April 5, at 1:00 PM, the labor movement and our allies will rally and march beginning in Bryant Park to send a clear message: Hands off our unions and our contracts!

Hands Off! New York City Fights Back Saturday April 5

New York City Labor Unions Come Together to Launch Election Protection Labor Coalition in “Our Voice. Our Vote. Our Democracy.”

NYC Labor Movement Rallies and Marches for “Our City, Our Fight, Our Future”

A Labor Day Message from NYC CLC President Brendan Griffith

NYSNA Holds Maimonides Vigil to Protest Healthcare Shortages Caused by End of TPS for Haitian Immigrants

IFPTE Local 98, Speaker Menin, Electeds, Labor Leaders, and Community Allies Rally to Defend Women Federal Workers and Keep Army Corps in NYC

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New York City Labor Unions Come Together to Launch Election Protection Labor Coalition in “Our Voice. Our Vote. Our Democracy.”

TWU Organizing Wins at NYC Ferry Roll on as Tech Supervisors Join the TWU

Actors’ Equity Association Supports Bill to Limit Pedicabs Near Broadway, Off-Broadway Theatres

Union Strong Podcast: Unemployment Overhaul

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Temporary and Part-Time Employment Opportunities: Theatrical Teamsters Local 817

Union-Represented Book Stores in NYC

Constituency Groups of the AFL-CIO

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Tell Congress: Pass H.R. 10582 / S. 5552 the Bipartisan Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act (MPTERA)

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Monthly Workers' Mass at St. Francis

Striking Alamo Drafthouse Workers Picket and March at Sony HQ

Transit Museum Workers Join TWU Local 100

Equity Publishes Hiring Bias and Wage Gap Report on Theatre in 2022 and 2023

Scholarships for Aspiring Union Leaders

Hands Off! New York City Fights Back Saturday April 5

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NYC Labor Movement Rallies and Marches for “Our City, Our Fight, Our Future”

A Labor Day Message from NYC CLC President Brendan Griffith

NYSNA Holds Maimonides Vigil to Protest Healthcare Shortages Caused by End of TPS for Haitian Immigrants

IFPTE Local 98, Speaker Menin, Electeds, Labor Leaders, and Community Allies Rally to Defend Women Federal Workers and Keep Army Corps in NYC

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New York City Labor Unions Come Together to Launch Election Protection Labor Coalition in “Our Voice. Our Vote. Our Democracy.”

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Actors’ Equity Association Supports Bill to Limit Pedicabs Near Broadway, Off-Broadway Theatres

Union Strong Podcast: Unemployment Overhaul

Press Releases

Temporary and Part-Time Employment Opportunities: Theatrical Teamsters Local 817

Union-Represented Book Stores in NYC

Constituency Groups of the AFL-CIO

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Tell Congress: Pass H.R. 10582 / S. 5552 the Bipartisan Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act (MPTERA)

Upcoming Events

Monthly Workers' Mass at St. Francis

Striking Alamo Drafthouse Workers Picket and March at Sony HQ

Transit Museum Workers Join TWU Local 100

Equity Publishes Hiring Bias and Wage Gap Report on Theatre in 2022 and 2023

Scholarships for Aspiring Union Leaders

Hands Off! New York City Fights Back Saturday April 5

AFL-CIO News Feed

Worker Wins: A Significant Step Forward - Oct 22

Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Pittsburgh Regional Transit Workers Ratify New Contract - Oct 22

Do You Have a Vote 2026 Plan? What Working People Are Doing This Week - Oct 21

Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Secretary-Treasurer Fred Redmond Speaks at Charlotte Canvass Launch with Roy Cooper and SEIU Leaders - Oct 21

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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: President Shuler Joins Arizona Union Members for Tucson Canvass - Oct 20

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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Nurses in Wichita Ratify New Contract - Oct 19

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