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Labor for Biden Event

President Biden has invested in infrastructure, strengthened workers’ rights, protected our retirements, boosted Buy American rules, helped families through a pandemic, lowered prescription costs and more.

Above all, he has championed unions.

Labor for Biden Event

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

NYC Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Projectionists File Petition to Unionize as Company Looks to Scrap Position

Projectionists at a Brooklyn Alamo Drafthouse, the movie theater chain known for serving food and drinks during screenings, have filed a petition to unionize with the National Labor Review Board.

NYC Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Projectionists File Petition to Unionize as Company Looks to Scrap Position

Department of Homeland Security Rescinds Termination of TPS Status

More than 300,000 immigrants have permission to live and work in our country today through a form of humanitarian relief called Temporary Protected Status (TPS).

Department of Homeland Security Rescinds Termination of TPS Status

REI Soho & Cleveland Workers File ULP Charges Against Company Amid Bargaining Delays

The Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU) this week announced it will be filing Unfair Labor Practice charges (ULPs) against REI, Inc. in both the SoHo and Cleveland unionized stores.

REI Soho & Cleveland Workers File ULP Charges Against Company Amid Bargaining Delays

NYC Doctors Reach a Tentative Agreement, Avoiding 5-Day ULP Strike

Averting what would have been the second physician’s strike in New York City, and the

NYC Doctors Reach a Tentative Agreement, Avoiding 5-Day ULP Strike