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20 Jun, 2025

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20 Jun, 2025

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Unions Urge Senators to Remove Ban on State-Level AI Accountability Laws from Budget Reconciliation Bill

On Wednesday, the AFL-CIO and 32 national labor organizations called on senators to remove a dangerous provision from the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act that would ban states from passing or enforcing laws protecting workers from the threats artificial intelligence (AI) poses to their right

Unions Urge Senators to Remove Ban on State-Level AI Accountability Laws from Budget Reconciliation Bill

Vincent Alvarez to Step Down as NYC CLC President after More Than a Decade of Transformational Leadership

13 Jun, 2025

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Vincent Alvarez to Step Down as NYC CLC President after More Than a Decade of Transformational Leadership

The NYC CLC announced yesterday that

Vincent Alvarez to Step Down as NYC CLC President after More Than a Decade of Transformational Leadership

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Early Voting Starts Saturday!

Early voting in the New York City primary begins Saturday, June 14, 2025 and continues through Sunday, June 22. June 14 is also the LAST DAY to register to vote. Primary Election Day is Tuesday, June 24, and polls will be open from 6am to 9pm.

Early Voting Starts Saturday!

Healthcare Workers Speak Out and Demand an Immediate End to NewYork-Presbyterian’s Cuts to Staffing

13 Jun, 2025

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Healthcare Workers Speak Out and Demand an Immediate End to NewYork-Presbyterian’s Cuts to Staffing

Healthcare workers from New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA), Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 1199, and Communication Workers of America (CWA) who work throughout NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP) Health System held a

Healthcare Workers Speak Out and Demand an Immediate End to NewYork-Presbyterian’s Cuts to Staffing