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Actors ‘ Equity Association Applauds the Establishment of NEA Chief Diversity Officer Role

Actors ‘ Equity Association Applauds the Establishment of NEA Chief Diversity Officer Role

10 Jun, 2022

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Actors ‘ Equity Association Applauds the Establishment of NEA Chief Diversity Officer Role

Actors' Equity Association celebrated the news this week that the National Endowments of the Arts (NEA) will create a chief diversity officer for the first time in the agency’s history.

Actors ‘ Equity Association Applauds the Establishment of NEA Chief Diversity Officer Role

Climate Jobs NY Update: The Future is Union Photography Contest

Climate Jobs NY Update: The Future is Union Photography Contest

10 Jun, 2022

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Climate Jobs NY Update: The Future is Union Photography Contest

Are you a union member working in a climate job? Climate Jobs National Resource Center's nationwide photography contest, The Future Is Union: Climate Urgency Through the Eyes of Workers is still open.

Climate Jobs NY Update: The Future is Union Photography Contest

‘Carlos’ Law’ Approved by Lawmakers

10 Jun, 2022

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10 Jun, 2022

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‘Carlos’ Law’ Approved by Lawmakers

After spending years in legislative limbo, a bill that would significantly increase fines issued to construction companies found criminally liable for worker injuries or fatalities was passed by the Legislature last week.

‘Carlos’ Law’ Approved by Lawmakers

Op-Ed: Workers Have a Plan to Kickstart NYC’s Stalled Climate Response

10 Jun, 2022

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10 Jun, 2022

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Op-Ed: Workers Have a Plan to Kickstart NYC’s Stalled Climate Response

"Workers are already on the frontlines of climate change," write NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez and Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York President Gary LaBarbera in an OpEd published in PoliticsNY this week.

Op-Ed: Workers Have a Plan to Kickstart NYC’s Stalled Climate Response

Protecting NYC Musicians

Protecting NYC Musicians

10 Jun, 2022

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Protecting NYC Musicians

The musicians of Distinguished Concerts International New York are fighting for a fair contract with the help of AFM Local 802. The orchestra performed a live musical rally on Monday night, with the sounds of a brass band echoing over the sidewalks of Carnegie Hall.

Protecting NYC Musicians

NYC CLC Hosts Labor and Civil Rights Panel, "Building Prosperity: Addressing the Inequality Gap"

NYC CLC Hosts Labor and Civil Rights Panel, "Building Prosperity: Addressing the Inequality Gap"

03 Jun, 2022

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NYC CLC Hosts Labor and Civil Rights Panel, "Building Prosperity: Addressing the Inequality Gap"

On Wednesday, the NYC CLC hosted our annual labor and civil rights event in the form of a panel discussion centering around how union membership has contributed to narrowing the inequality gap and how it can continue to build solidarity in an effort to create prosperity that is felt by all worker

NYC CLC Hosts Labor and Civil Rights Panel, "Building Prosperity: Addressing the Inequality Gap"