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Please Help NYC Musicians

"The New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO strongly supports AFM Local 802's campaign to #SaveNYCMusicians.

Please Help NYC Musicians

New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO Endorses Kevin Riley for City Council 12th District

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Kate Whalen, kwhalen@nycclc.org, 347-453-7131

November 23, 2020, New York, NY — New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO President Vincent Alvarez today released the following statement:

New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO Endorses Kevin Riley for City Council 12th District

Statement from NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez on the Reopening of NYC Public Schools

"Our teachers know what they need in order to do their jobs safely, and it's time for the City to start listening to what they're telling us and make sure that schools open only when they meet the critical health and safety standards outlined in

Statement from NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez on the Reopening of NYC Public Schools

Statement from NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez on The September 11th Memorial and Museum Tribute in Lights

The New York City Central Labor Council joins in calling on the September 11th Memorial and Museum to reconsider their position and allow the Tribute in Lights to go on as planned.

Statement from NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez on The September 11th Memorial and Museum Tribute in Lights

Statement from NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez on Supreme Court Decision to Maintain DACA Protections

Today’s Supreme Court decision confirms that the Trump administration’s effort to strip DACA protections from 700,000 young Americans was not only cruel but illegal.

Statement from NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez on Supreme Court Decision to Maintain DACA Protections

Statement from NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez on Supreme Court Decision Affirming LGBTQ Workers’ Rights

“No worker in the U.S. should face discrimination in the workplace because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

With this ruling, millions of workers will finally have protections regardless of who controls their state government.

Statement from NYC CLC President Vincent Alvarez on Supreme Court Decision Affirming LGBTQ Workers’ Rights