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SATURDAY SUPERMARKET BOYCOTT TO RESUME IN KENSINGTON

Last year, workers and community activists staged a seven-month-long boycott of the store, and a federal lawsuit, which resulted in Kim agreeing to pay 12 workers roughly $95,000 in withheld overtime pay.  This latest call for a boycott comes as a result of stalled negotiations between Kim a

SATURDAY SUPERMARKET BOYCOTT TO RESUME IN KENSINGTON

Statement by AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka on Affiliation of UFCW

Statement by AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka on Affiliation of UFCW

August 8, 2013

Statement by AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka on Affiliation of UFCW

FAST FOOD WORKERS STRIKE FOR BETTER PAY & THE ABILITY TO JOIN A UNION

Last Friday, fast food workers gathered near a Bushwick Domino’s to protest the firing of delivery driver Gregory Reynoso.

FAST FOOD WORKERS STRIKE FOR BETTER PAY & THE ABILITY TO JOIN A UNION

1199 SEIU NURSES RALLY IN THE BRONX FOR BETTER TREATMENT

On Friday, July 26, over 100 Home Care workers with 1199 SEIU, gathered with public officials for a speak-out and rally outside of Accent Care’s Bronx office.

1199 SEIU NURSES RALLY IN THE BRONX FOR BETTER TREATMENT

TWU RALLY, NYSNA/1199 ‘FUNERAL MARCH’ INCLUDED IN DAY OF ACTION FOR WORKERS

TWU RALLY, NYSNA/1199 ‘FUNERAL MARCH’ INCLUDED IN DAY OF ACTION FOR WORKERS

DESPITE ILLEGAL PUSH FOR CLOSURE, 1199 AND NYSNA CONTINUE TO FIGHT TO SAVE LICH

This week, 1199 and NYSNA continued to oppose the SUNY-ordered of closure of Brooklyn’s Long Island College Hospital.

DESPITE ILLEGAL PUSH FOR CLOSURE, 1199 AND NYSNA CONTINUE TO FIGHT TO SAVE LICH