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Women's History Month Spotlight

Mary Harris, more widely known as Mother Jones, was an Irish American schoolteacher and labor organizer who shed light on the plight of child workers in Pennsylvania. At the time children as young as 12 years old were allowed to work.

Women's History Month Spotlight

GWC-UAW & Labor Allies Deliver Letter to Columbia Dean’s Office

The NYC CLC stood with the GWC-UAW Local 2110 Graduate Workers of Columbia to deliver a letter to the Dean of Columbia University demanding they are given the respect that they have earned through the democratic process.

GWC-UAW & Labor Allies Deliver Letter to Columbia Dean’s Office

Unions, Hotel Workers Discuss Sex Harassment: ‘A Lot of Ladies Go Through This’

Members and leaders of the union that represents hotel and hospitality workers gathered Monday evening to discuss the workers’ experiences with sexual harassment by guests and what the union is doing to create safer workplaces for its members.

Unions, Hotel Workers Discuss Sex Harassment: ‘A Lot of Ladies Go Through This’

Moving Beyond Janus Workshops

Is your local prepared for the upcoming Janus decision?

Moving Beyond Janus Workshops

Carpenters Recruit Apprentices

Carpenters Recruit Apprentices

Commercial Observer: Hail the Prevailing Wage

Gary LaBarbera, president of the 100,000 member Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York,

Commercial Observer: Hail the Prevailing Wage