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NYCOSH Report Reveals Alarming Trend as NYC Construction Deaths Continue to Spiral Upwards

NYCOSH Report Reveals Alarming Trend as NYC Construction Deaths Continue to Spiral Upwards

19 Mar, 2021

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NYCOSH Report Reveals Alarming Trend as NYC Construction Deaths Continue to Spiral Upwards

This week, the New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (NYCOSH) released its annual construction fatality report, “Deadly Skyline: An Annual Report on Construction Fatalities in New York State.” The report, which analyzes newly available data for the 2019 calendar year, found that c

NYCOSH Report Reveals Alarming Trend as NYC Construction Deaths Continue to Spiral Upwards

Fortune Magazine Union Members File Board Charges and Walk Out

Fortune Magazine Union Members File Board Charges and Walk Out

19 Mar, 2021

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Fortune Magazine Union Members File Board Charges and Walk Out

On Tuesday, the editorial employees comprising the Fortune Union walked off the job for one day to hold an informal press conference and rally to expose management's bad-faith in negotiations with the NewsGuild of New York, the worker’s bargaining representative, and to demand a fair, equitable c

Fortune Magazine Union Members File Board Charges and Walk Out

Columbia Graduate Student Workers on Strike

Columbia Graduate Student Workers on Strike

19 Mar, 2021

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Columbia Graduate Student Workers on Strike

With masks on and drums beating, student-workers formed a picket line on Monday at 116th Street and Broadway and along College Walk to mark the first day of their strike.

Columbia Graduate Student Workers on Strike

American Rescue Plan Brings Much-Needed Help to Workers

18 Mar, 2021

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18 Mar, 2021

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American Rescue Plan Brings Much-Needed Help to Workers

Last week, President Joe Biden signed into law the American Rescue Plan, a $1.9 trillion investment in our country’s recovery and future success.

American Rescue Plan Brings Much-Needed Help to Workers

The Pandemic Accelerated Job Automation and Black and Latino Workers Are Most Likely To Be Replaced

17 Mar, 2021

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17 Mar, 2021

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The Pandemic Accelerated Job Automation and Black and Latino Workers Are Most Likely To Be Replaced

"When technology comes into a union worksite, we're able to negotiate to get a fair share of the increased productivity and make sure it's healthy and safe — it's called bargaining acquiescence. We bargain to get a fair share for workers.

The Pandemic Accelerated Job Automation and Black and Latino Workers Are Most Likely To Be Replaced

A Year of No Music in NYC

A Year of No Music in NYC

12 Mar, 2021

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A Year of No Music in NYC

Musicians marked a grim anniversary this week: it's been a year since the NYC music industry shut down, leaving most musicians without pay and benefits for the past 12 months, including the musicians of the Metropolitan Opera, New York Philharmonic, NYC Ballet, all of Broadway.

A Year of No Music in NYC