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Organized labor is facing an array of attacks. The U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus ruling is threatening public sector unions. The building trades are struggling to keep major real estate developers from opting to go open shop. - READ MORE!

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The RN negotiating committee needs your response on the following two issues, which will guide the Union’s future counterproposals. Read More
It should come as no surprise to individuals who operate within the home health care sector that fraud and abuse can and does happen. As any Read More
One year after Hurricane Maria, join us to honor those we lost and stand in solidarity with those fighting to recover. Read More
In less than two months, voters across the country can begin to lead our nation out of the nightmare of the Trump administration. We would n Read More
1199SEIU members are actively involved in the New York State Primary Election campaigns for the following candidates. Read More
Miami, FL — Registered nurses and healthcare workers from the state’s largest healthcare union, 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East, Read More
On Tuesday, September 5th, primary day, we made our voices heard. Across the state, the power of our union was on display as members canvass Read More
Home health care workers are often shorted on their wages and harassed by their agencies, according to an investigation by the New York City Read More
After meeting with the Jordan Health administration on Wednesday, union members rejected what Jordan Health calls its final offer. Read More
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Money in abandoned or dormant accounts is scheduled to be turned over to New York State. Read More
Organized labor is facing an array of attacks. The U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus ruling is threatening public sector unions. The building tra Read More
A Six-hour Interprofessional Symposium Read More
In the Labor Power 50, we recognize top labor leaders who are key players in the world of New York politics and government. It’s also wort Read More
An update now on the ongoing labor dispute over at Jordan Health Center in Rochester. Read More
The Labor Day holiday was created in 1894 to honor both the struggles and achievements of the American workforce. More than a century later, Read More
Although New York state has passed $15 minimum wage legislation, there are thousands of home health care workers, mostly immigrant women of Read More
When Phiwa Nkosi gave birth to her son nine years ago, she was handed a packet of forms to fill out the day she was discharged from Bellevue Read More
On August 24, 2018, over 7,500 workers with NYU Langone began bargaining their first contract in decades without the support of their League Read More

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A Year After Hurricane Maria

Workers Demand NYU “Do Better” at Bargaining!

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