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Manhattan D.A. Announces Creation of Offices First Worker Protection Unit to Combat Wage Theft, Protect New Yorkers From Unsafe Work Conditions
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Manhattan D.A. Announces Creation of Offices First Worker Protection Unit to Combat Wage Theft, Protect New Yorkers From Unsafe Work Conditions

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr., yesterday announced the creation of the Office’s first-ever Worker Protection Unit to investigate and prosecute wage theft and other forms of worker harassment and exploitation across Manhattan’s many industries.

Manhattan D.A. Announces Creation of Offices First Worker Protection Unit to Combat Wage Theft, Protect New Yorkers From Unsafe Work Conditions

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Over 200 Journalists at NBC News, MSNBC, TODAY Digital Walk Off the Job in Protest of Illegal Layoffs and Bad-Faith Bargaining
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Over 200 Journalists at NBC News, MSNBC, TODAY Digital Walk Off the Job in Protest of Illegal Layoffs and Bad-Faith Bargaining

More than 200 journalists at NBC News, MSNBC, and TODAY Digital walked off the job Thursday morning in protest of their employers' illegal actions and bad-faith bargaining.

Over 200 Journalists at NBC News, MSNBC, TODAY Digital Walk Off the Job in Protest of Illegal Layoffs and Bad-Faith Bargaining