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City Sets First-Ever Minimum Wage for Restaurant Delivery Workers
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City Sets First-Ever Minimum Wage for Restaurant Delivery Workers

Starting July 12, New York City’s app-based delivery workers must be paid at least $17.96 an hour, not including tips — the first such minimum pay-rate in the country for an industry that exploded in popularity during the pandemic.

City Sets First-Ever Minimum Wage for Restaurant Delivery Workers

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Insider Union Wins Historic Contract After 13-Day Strike
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Insider Union Wins Historic Contract After 13-Day Strike

After a two-year fight for a first contract and a 13-day ULP strike – the longest digital media strike in history – members of Insider Union this week announced that they have reached a tentative agreement with management, including settlement of a ULP related to management’s unilateral changing

Insider Union Wins Historic Contract After 13-Day Strike

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Mediation Meeting Between Staten Island Ferry Union and City Set for Next Week
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Mediation Meeting Between Staten Island Ferry Union and City Set for Next Week

Mediation between the Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association (MEBA)—which represents the captains, assistant captains, mates, engineers and chief engineers on the Staten Island Ferry— and the City, ongoing since last year, continues, with another meeting will take place next week.

Mediation Meeting Between Staten Island Ferry Union and City Set for Next Week

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More Sinai Workers Rising! Huge Majority of Sinai Student Workers File for UAW Representation
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More Sinai Workers Rising! Huge Majority of Sinai Student Workers File for UAW Representation

As nearly 600 postdoctoral fellows continue fighting for a first contract with Mt. Sinai, an overwhelming 80 percent of 350 student researchers have now organized and seek representation as Sinai Student Workers-UAW (SSW-UAW) at the major New York City biomedical research institution.

More Sinai Workers Rising! Huge Majority of Sinai Student Workers File for UAW Representation