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Striking UAW Members at HarperCollins Hold Second #TakeItToTheTop Rally

Unionized employees on strike from HarperCollins Publishers hosted a rally yesterday outside parent company, News Corp, offices in Manhattan, where they were joined by supporters from unions across the City as well as elected officials.

Striking UAW Members at HarperCollins Hold Second #TakeItToTheTop Rally

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Working people in unions value the hard work and craftsmanship that goes into the products and services we make and provide.

That's why buying "Made in America" products is an important act of solidarity that promotes good jobs in the United States. 

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New York Magazine: “Electchester, A Queens Co-Op Full of Electricians”

Since 1949, Electchester—a neighborhood and housing complex in northeast Queens—has been called home by IBEW Local 3, the Joint Industry Board, small businesses, and thousands of families.

New York Magazine: “Electchester, A Queens Co-Op Full of Electricians”

ILR School’s Climate Jobs Institute Launches in New York City

Building off years of partnership with New York and national labor leaders to foster high-quality, climate-friendly employment that advances equity, the ILR School Climate Jobs Institute launched Wednesday in New Yor

ILR School’s Climate Jobs Institute Launches in New York City

HarperCollins Agrees to Enter Mediation with UAW 2110

HarperCollins Publishers has finally agreed to enter mediation with the union, Local 2110 UAW. The union has been on strike since November 10, 2022, and have not heard directly from the company since their last bargaining session on November 2.

HarperCollins Agrees to Enter Mediation with UAW 2110

The Other Tech Layoffs: Janitors Protest Outside Twitter HQ in Manhattan

On Wednesday, contracted cleaners from Twitter’s NYC and San Francisco offices, 32BJ SEIU members, labor leaders, elected officials, and allies rallied outside Twitter HQ in Manhattan. Cleaners at Twitter’s 245-249 West 17th St.

The Other Tech Layoffs: Janitors Protest Outside Twitter HQ in Manhattan