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Take Action: Stop MTA Service Cuts That Will Hurt Blue-Collar, Essential, Frontline and Immigrant Workers!

The MTA unfairly wants to reduce subway service on Mondays and Fridays because its wealthier suburban commuters are not coming into their Manhattan offices on those days. This will create longer waits and more crowding for millions of regular New Yorkers.

Take Action: Stop MTA Service Cuts That Will Hurt Blue-Collar, Essential, Frontline and Immigrant Workers!

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HarperCollins Workers Pass 40 Days on Strike with No Response from Company
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HarperCollins Workers Pass 40 Days on Strike with No Response from Company

Workers at HarperCollins Publishers entered 2023 still on strike, more than 40 days after about 250 employees at the publishing giant walked out when contract negotiations broke down in November.

HarperCollins Workers Pass 40 Days on Strike with No Response from Company

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NYSNA Reaches Tentative Agreement at 3 Hospitals; 10K Nurses at 5 Hospitals Still Set to Strike on Monday
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NYSNA Reaches Tentative Agreement at 3 Hospitals; 10K Nurses at 5 Hospitals Still Set to Strike on Monday

This week, NYSNA announced that nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Maimonides Medical Center and Richmond University Medical Center have reached tentative agreements that include improvements in safe staffing and wages. Now nurses will vote on whether to ratify their new contracts.

NYSNA Reaches Tentative Agreement at 3 Hospitals; 10K Nurses at 5 Hospitals Still Set to Strike on Monday