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Workers at Michigan Chipotle Become First in the 3000 Location Chain to Unionize

Workers at Michigan Chipotle Become First in the 3000 Location Chain to Unionize

26 Aug, 2022

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Workers at Michigan Chipotle Become First in the 3000 Location Chain to Unionize

Unified workers at a Chipotle Mexican Grill in Lansing, Michigan, voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to form a union with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, making it the first of the restaurant chain’s 3,000 locations to organize.

Workers at Michigan Chipotle Become First in the 3000 Location Chain to Unionize

NYC Launches Pathways To Industrial And Construction Careers (PINCC)

NYC Launches Pathways To Industrial And Construction Careers (PINCC)

26 Aug, 2022

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NYC Launches Pathways To Industrial And Construction Careers (PINCC)

Help is on the way for New Yorkers seeking a union job in the transportation sector. The Consortium for Worker Education and partners in government, labor, and business are launching a new workforce training program, New York City Pathways to Industrial and Construction Careers (PINCC).

NYC Launches Pathways To Industrial And Construction Careers (PINCC)

The Triangle Fire Memorial Rises As We Celebrate the 140th NYC Labor Day Parade Anniversary

The Triangle Fire Memorial Rises As We Celebrate the 140th NYC Labor Day Parade Anniversary

26 Aug, 2022

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The Triangle Fire Memorial Rises As We Celebrate the 140th NYC Labor Day Parade Anniversary

Out of the ashes of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire rose the modern labor movement.

The Triangle Fire Memorial Rises As We Celebrate the 140th NYC Labor Day Parade Anniversary

White House Announces Plan to Cancel $10,000 in Student Debt, with Low-Income Students Eligible for More

White House Announces Plan to Cancel $10,000 in Student Debt, with Low-Income Students Eligible for More

26 Aug, 2022

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White House Announces Plan to Cancel $10,000 in Student Debt, with Low-Income Students Eligible for More

On Wednesday, President Biden announced a plan to wipe out significant amounts of student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans, by cancelling $10,000 in debt for those earning less than $125,000 per year and $20,000 for those who had received Pell grants for low-income families.

White House Announces Plan to Cancel $10,000 in Student Debt, with Low-Income Students Eligible for More

Staten Island Ferry Engineers Entitled to Big Salary Boost, Judge Rules

Staten Island Ferry Engineers Entitled to Big Salary Boost, Judge Rules

26 Aug, 2022

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Staten Island Ferry Engineers Entitled to Big Salary Boost, Judge Rules

Dozens of Staten Island Ferry engineers who have been fighting for a pay boost are entitled to a higher wage, equivalent to what their private sector peers earn, a city administrative judge ruled on Tuesday.

Staten Island Ferry Engineers Entitled to Big Salary Boost, Judge Rules

NYC CLC Launches Common Sense Economics Workshop Series

NYC CLC Launches Common Sense Economics Workshop Series

19 Aug, 2022

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NYC CLC Launches Common Sense Economics Workshop Series

Last week, the New York City Central Labor Council launched its first Common Sense Economics workshop. Participants were engaged in hands-on activities and learned about local campaigns like the CUNY Rising Alliance.

NYC CLC Launches Common Sense Economics Workshop Series