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Workers at two museums could still strike after two others reach agreements UAW Local 2110 eyeing wave of actions at Whitney and South Street Seaport museums

  Workers at two museums could still strike after two others reach agreements UAW Local 2110 eyeing wave of actions at Whitney and South Street Seaport museums Workers at two museums could still strike after two others reach agreements - The Chief

Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital workers strike; union says Clinic police tried to stop walkout

  Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital workers strike; union says Clinic police tried to stop walkout Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital workers strike; union says Clinic police tried to stop walkout - cleveland.com

ICE is quietly firing new hires. For one recruit, it was devastating

  ICE is quietly firing new hires. For one recruit, it was devastating ICE is quietly firing new hires. For one recruit, it was devastating.

Transit union leaders divided on bargaining strategy, scathing letter shows

  Transit union leaders divided on bargaining strategy, scathing letter shows Samuelsen chides Local 100's Chiarello for putting 'no pressure' on MTA Transit union leaders divided on bargaining strategy, scathing letter shows - The Chief

‘Don’t Privatize Airport Security’ Say Screeners and Flight Attendants on 9/11 Anniversary

  ‘Don’t Privatize Airport Security’ Say Screeners and Flight Attendants on 9/11 Anniversary ‘Don’t Privatize Airport Security’ Say Screeners and Flight Attendants on 9/11 Anniversary | Labor Notes

California’s largest state worker union SEIU local 1000 to hold a strike authorization vote

  California’s largest state worker union SEIU local 1000 to hold a strike authorization vote California state workers, SEIU Local 1000 face strike vote | Sacramento Bee

As Mamdani lauds ‘worker power,’ unions for NYC employees get a cooler reception

  As Mamdani lauds ‘worker power,’ unions for NYC employees get a cooler reception As Mamdani lauds ‘worker power,’ unions for NYC employees get a cooler reception - Gothamist

9/11's reverberations still felt in the FDNY, report shows

  9/11's reverberations still felt in the FDNY, report shows 25-year health crisis ongoing 9/11's reverberations still felt in the FDNY, report shows - The Chief

Firefighters demand answers on Ground Zero toxic air ahead of 25th anniversary

  Firefighters demand answers on Ground Zero toxic air ahead of 25th anniversary FDNY unions demand answers on newly released 9/11 toxic air records - ABC7 New York After 9/11, Documents Suggest, New Yorkers Were Misled About Air Quality - The New York Times Mamdani releases undisclosed 9/11 files showing New Yorkers were not told the truth about air quality at Ground Zero | The Independent What we know about NYC’s newly released 9/11 documents | CNN City releases long-sought 9/11 documents revealing early knowledge of toxins - The Chief

NYC Ferry workers join TWU in unanimous ballot

  NYC Ferry workers join TWU in unanimous ballot 61-0 vote marks new, aquatic era for transit union NYC Ferry workers join TWU in unanimous ballot - The Chief

Multi-agency Investigation into Conductor Moet McCullum's Death on the Job is Underway

  Multi-agency Investigation into Conductor Moet McCullum's Death on the Job is Underway Multi-agency Investigation into Conductor's Death on the Job is Underway | TWU Local 100

MTA Construction Flagger Moet McCullem, 41 and a mother of three, Struck and Killed by Bronx Subway Train During Overnight Construction

  MTA Construction Flagger Moet McCullem, 41 and a Mother of Three, Struck and Killed by Bronx Subway Train During Overnight Construction An internal MTA incident account said the train operator “did not see any lights” and “proceeded at normal speed” while heading south from the 167th Street stop MTA Worker Struck and Killed by Bronx Subway Train During Overnight Construction | The City Reporter — NYC News New York subway worker killed - Trains TWU Local 100 Mourns the Loss of a Construction Flagger | TWU Local 100

NYC launching free child care for some municipal workers this fall

  NYC launching free child care for some municipal workers this fall NYC launching free child care for some municipal workers this fall - Gothamist Some NYC workers are about to get a childcare perk worth tens of thousands - Gothamist