Arbitrator Sides with TWU Local 100; Stops Transit Service Cuts for Now

Arbitrator Howard Edelman this week handed down a decision that stops New York City Transit from carrying out the Spring A Division Pick, taking plans for service cuts off the table for now.

Arbitrator Sides with TWU Local 100; Stops Transit Service Cuts for Now

Hundreds of CUNY Faculty and Staff Rally to Demand New Contract, Real Raises

With their union contract set to expire the next day, almost 500 CUNY faculty and staff rallied outside CUNY’s Midtown headquarters Monday morning to take their demands for a new contract straight to management’s front door.

Hundreds of CUNY Faculty and Staff Rally to Demand New Contract, Real Raises

Actors’ Equity Association Publishes Hiring Bias and Wage Gaps Report on Theatre in 2021

Actors’ Equity Association, the national union representing more than 51,000 professional actors and stage managers working in live theatre, has published Progress During an Atypical Year: Hiring Bias and Wage Gaps in Theatre in 2021.

Actors’ Equity Association Publishes Hiring Bias and Wage Gaps Report on Theatre in 2021

Take Action: Hearst Union Members Need a Fair Contract, Now!

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Employees at Hearst Magazines unionized with the Writers Guild of America, E

Take Action: Hearst Union Members Need a Fair Contract, Now!

NYCOSH Releases 2023 Deadly Skyline Report

Twenty construction workers died on the job in New York City in 2021, according to a new NYCOSH report released this week, with the pace of fatalities rising back to pre-pandemic levels after a year of industry shutdowns.

NYCOSH Releases 2023 Deadly Skyline Report