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NYC Central Labor Council Delegates Re-Elect Alvarez and Hinds
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NYC Central Labor Council Delegates Re-Elect Alvarez and Hinds

The delegates of the New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO on Thursday, May 18 approved fourth terms for President Vincent Alvarez and Secretary-Treasurer Janella T. Hinds. The vote carried by acclamation at a meeting of 148 delegates representing 69 unions.

NYC Central Labor Council Delegates Re-Elect Alvarez and Hinds

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Barbancino Workers Aim to Become NYC's First Unionized Pizzeria
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Barbancino Workers Aim to Become NYC's First Unionized Pizzeria

In affiliation with Workers United, Barbancino Pizza in Crown Heights is on track to become NYC's first unionized pizzeria! On Monday, workers filed for election with the NLRB and delivered a letter requesting voluntary recognition to the restaurant's owners.

Barbancino Workers Aim to Become NYC's First Unionized Pizzeria

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Op-Ed: Delivery Workers Keep Waiting for Minimum Pay: Mayor Adams and City Hall Made a Promise that Must be Redeemed
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Op-Ed: Delivery Workers Keep Waiting for Minimum Pay: Mayor Adams and City Hall Made a Promise that Must be Redeemed

When Mayor Adams and city leaders unveiled the nation’s first proposed minimum pay rate for food delivery workers last year, they made a bold promise: New York would finally deliver economic stability for an “essential” workforce.

Op-Ed: Delivery Workers Keep Waiting for Minimum Pay: Mayor Adams and City Hall Made a Promise that Must be Redeemed

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