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Jewish Museum Staff Win First Union Contract

Jewish Museum Staff Win First Union Contract

13 Oct, 2023

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Jewish Museum Staff Win First Union Contract

The Jewish Museum unionized staff have voted overwhelmingly to ratify their first union contract after over a year of organizing and negotiations.
 

Jewish Museum Staff Win First Union Contract

Musicians of New York City Ballet Orchestra in Fight for Fair Contract

Musicians of New York City Ballet Orchestra in Fight for Fair Contract

13 Oct, 2023

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Musicians of New York City Ballet Orchestra in Fight for Fair Contract

The musicians of the New York City Ballet Orchestra, represented by AFM Local 802, rallied this week outside Lincoln Center as the ballet celebrated its 75th anniversary.

Musicians of New York City Ballet Orchestra in Fight for Fair Contract

After 113 Years, a Permanent Memorial to the Victims and Legacy of the Triangle Factory Fire

After 113 Years, a Permanent Memorial to the Victims and Legacy of the Triangle Factory Fire

13 Oct, 2023

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After 113 Years, a Permanent Memorial to the Victims and Legacy of the Triangle Factory Fire

Nearly 113 years after the tragedy, the long-awaited public memorial to the victims and legacy of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire was dedicated Wednesday in front of a crowd numbering in the thousands at th

After 113 Years, a Permanent Memorial to the Victims and Legacy of the Triangle Factory Fire

NYC DCAS Doubles City’s Total Solar Capacity in Less Than Three Years

NYC DCAS Doubles City’s Total Solar Capacity in Less Than Three Years

06 Oct, 2023

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NYC DCAS Doubles City’s Total Solar Capacity in Less Than Three Years

NYC's Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) recently announced that since November 2020, the City of New York has completed 10 megawatts (MW) of solar photovoltaic (PV) projects on City properties; doubling the City’s total capacity to a total of 22 MW.

NYC DCAS Doubles City’s Total Solar Capacity in Less Than Three Years

Take Action: Say NO to Layoffs at WNYC, WQXR and Gothamist

Take Action: Say NO to Layoffs at WNYC, WQXR and Gothamist

06 Oct, 2023

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Take Action: Say NO to Layoffs at WNYC, WQXR and Gothamist

On Sept. 26, LaFontaine Oliver, the CEO of New York Public Radio, said he planned to lay off 12% of the organization's workforce in the coming days.

Take Action: Say NO to Layoffs at WNYC, WQXR and Gothamist

Workers at Hex & Co. Board Game Cafe Seek Union with Workers United Despite Management's Refusal to Recognize

Workers at Hex & Co. Board Game Cafe Seek Union with Workers United Despite Management's Refusal to Recognize

06 Oct, 2023

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Workers at Hex & Co. Board Game Cafe Seek Union with Workers United Despite Management's Refusal to Recognize

Workers at Hex & Co., the three-location board game bar/cafe chain including the largest board game cafe in Manhattan, delivered a letter to their management in late September asserting their right to collectively bargain, and asking them to voluntarily recognize their union with Workers Unit

Workers at Hex & Co. Board Game Cafe Seek Union with Workers United Despite Management's Refusal to Recognize