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New York City Council Calls on Wendy’s to Join the Fair Food Program and Support Farmworkers’ Human Rights

New York City Council Calls on Wendy’s to Join the Fair Food Program and Support Farmworkers’ Human Rights

14 Apr, 2023

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New York City Council Calls on Wendy’s to Join the Fair Food Program and Support Farmworkers’ Human Rights

The New York City Council this week resoundingly passed a resolution demanding Wendy’s join the Fair Food Program, a groundbreaking initiative that guarantees the rights of farmworkers on farms under its protection.

New York City Council Calls on Wendy’s to Join the Fair Food Program and Support Farmworkers’ Human Rights

Actors' Equity Association and The Broadway League Reach Tentative Agreement on New Touring Contract

Actors' Equity Association and The Broadway League Reach Tentative Agreement on New Touring Contract

14 Apr, 2023

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Actors' Equity Association and The Broadway League Reach Tentative Agreement on New Touring Contract

Actors’ Equity Association, the national union representing more than 51,000 professional actors and stage managers working in live theatre, and The Broadway League, the national trade association for the Broadway industry, announced yesterday that they have reached a new, three-year collective b

Actors' Equity Association and The Broadway League Reach Tentative Agreement on New Touring Contract

AG Tish James, NYC CLC, DC37, 1199, 32BJ and More Rally in NYC for a $21.25 Minimum Wage

AG Tish James, NYC CLC, DC37, 1199, 32BJ and More Rally in NYC for a $21.25 Minimum Wage

14 Apr, 2023

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AG Tish James, NYC CLC, DC37, 1199, 32BJ and More Rally in NYC for a $21.25 Minimum Wage

On Monday, Attorney General Letitia James and more than ten labor unions joined forces to rally for a $21.25 minimum wage in the final state budget.

AG Tish James, NYC CLC, DC37, 1199, 32BJ and More Rally in NYC for a $21.25 Minimum Wage

New York City Workers to Receive First Raise Since COVID-19

New York City Workers to Receive First Raise Since COVID-19

14 Apr, 2023

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New York City Workers to Receive First Raise Since COVID-19

Tens of thousands of people who work for New York City will soon get their first raise since the COVID-19 pandemic. Members of the city’s largest municipal employee union – AFSCME District Council 37 – earlier this month voted 97.7% in favor of the citywide economic contract.

New York City Workers to Receive First Raise Since COVID-19

Workers at Hispanic Society Entering Third Week on Strike

Workers at Hispanic Society Entering Third Week on Strike

07 Apr, 2023

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Workers at Hispanic Society Entering Third Week on Strike

The staff of the Hispanic Society of America, members of UAW Local 2110, will soon enter their third week on strike, having walked off the job to fight for a fair first contract on March 27th.

Workers at Hispanic Society Entering Third Week on Strike

Actors’ Equity Association Issues Strike Threat: It’s Time for a Fair Contract

Actors’ Equity Association Issues Strike Threat: It’s Time for a Fair Contract

07 Apr, 2023

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Actors’ Equity Association Issues Strike Threat: It’s Time for a Fair Contract

Since January, Equity has been in negotiations with The Broadway League for a new agreement covering the shows they send out as national tours.

Actors’ Equity Association Issues Strike Threat: It’s Time for a Fair Contract