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GWC-UAW Local 2110 Members Rally and Announce Strike Deadline

Yesterday, Graduate Workers of Columbia-UAW Local 2110 held in-person and virtual rallies to mark two years of bargaining for a contract, saying that Columbia University's persistent stonewalling for these two years leaves th

GWC-UAW Local 2110 Members Rally and Announce Strike Deadline

Public Advocate Staffers’ New Union Gains Recognition So They Can Advocate for Themselves

A group of staffers at the public advocate’s office are one step closer to negotiating their first contract as a union, bringing organized labor to one of the last remaining nooks in city government.

Public Advocate Staffers’ New Union Gains Recognition So They Can Advocate for Themselves

Amazon Workers’ Fight To Unionize Draws Help From Around The World

Roughly a hundred organizers have been calling workers from Amazon’s Bessemer, Alabama, warehouse in recent weeks, making the case for why they should unionize.

Amazon Workers’ Fight To Unionize Draws Help From Around The World

In Memoriam: Mark Plesent (1960-2021), Co-Director of the Working Theatre

The labor and arts communities of New York mourn the loss of Mark Plesent, co-artistic director of the Working Theater.

In Memoriam: Mark Plesent (1960-2021), Co-Director of the Working Theatre

AFM Local 802 Roundup

This week at AFM Local 802, the union celebrates that the first New York "pop-up" concerts with Jon Batiste and Stay Human were covered under a union contract, and that the AFL-CIO featured Local 802 member

AFM Local 802 Roundup

Climate Jobs NY Update: Green Energy Can Put the Wind in Long Island's Sails

Climate Jobs NY Update: Green Energy Can Put the Wind in Long Island's Sails