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LCLAA Marks Latina Equal Pay Day with a Twitter Storm

On Thursday, November 2, union members recognized Latina Equal Pay Day, the day when the average amount of money Latina women make catches up to the average wages white men made the year before.

LCLAA Marks Latina Equal Pay Day with a Twitter Storm

NYC Labor and Community Groups Hold Community Forum: VOTE NO To A NYS Constitutional Convention in Harlem

This week in Harlem, labor and community leaders came together for a community forum  focused on the negative effects a New York Constitutional Convention would have on  communities of color.

NYC Labor and Community Groups Hold Community Forum: VOTE NO To A NYS Constitutional Convention in Harlem

DNAinfo and Gothamist Shut Down One Week After Editorial Staff Unionizes

This time last week, reporters and editors at New York City local news sites DNAinfo and Gothamist were celebrating after voting to unionize with Writers Guild of America, East in an NLRB-conducted election.

DNAinfo and Gothamist Shut Down One Week After Editorial Staff Unionizes

Democrats Have An Ambitious Plan To Help Rebuild Labor Unions

As a pillar of the Democratic Party, unions have wanted for years to see mainstream Democrats push for major reforms to the law that would rejuvenate the ranks of organized labor.

Democrats Have An Ambitious Plan To Help Rebuild Labor Unions

RSVP Today! No Con Con Labor Walks - Nov 4

Brothers & Sisters:

The November 7 election is fast approaching and there isn't much time left to reach out to all of the voters! Join us to knock on fellow union members' doors in a massive canvassing operation on Saturday, November 4.

RSVP Today! No Con Con Labor Walks - Nov 4

DC37 Executive Director Participates in WNYC Con Con Debate

On Monday, District Council 37 AFSCME Executive Director Henry Garrido participated in an Oxford-style debate, to educate listeners of the dangers of a New York State Constitutional Convention.

DC37 Executive Director Participates in WNYC Con Con Debate