Local 79 Op-Ed: Unfree Labor in NYC Construction —An Appeal to End Body Shops

"Over the last ten years, local construction firms have increasingly profited from the flow of people leaving prison. The most outrageous firms are literally called 'Body Shops'.

Local 79 Op-Ed: Unfree Labor in NYC Construction —An Appeal to End Body Shops

GWC-UAW Local 2110 Members Rally and Announce Strike Deadline

Yesterday, Graduate Workers of Columbia-UAW Local 2110 held in-person and virtual rallies to mark two years of bargaining for a contract, saying that Columbia University's persistent stonewalling for these two years leaves th

GWC-UAW Local 2110 Members Rally and Announce Strike Deadline

Public Advocate Staffers’ New Union Gains Recognition So They Can Advocate for Themselves

A group of staffers at the public advocate’s office are one step closer to negotiating their first contract as a union, bringing organized labor to one of the last remaining nooks in city government.

Public Advocate Staffers’ New Union Gains Recognition So They Can Advocate for Themselves

Climate Jobs NY Update: Green Energy Can Put the Wind in Long Island's Sails

Climate Jobs NY Update: Green Energy Can Put the Wind in Long Island's Sails

MET Orchestra Musicians Support Colleagues in Need with Streaming Concert; Local 802 Celebrates Black History Month by Honoring Percussionist Elayne Jones

Almost a year ago, the Metropolitan Opera House went dark. Overnight, New York City lost its heart and soul — the culture that vibrates through the veins of the city and makes it what it is: music, theatre, dance, art —all silenced and put on pause.

MET Orchestra Musicians Support Colleagues in Need with Streaming Concert; Local 802 Celebrates Black History Month by Honoring Percussionist Elayne Jones