A Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Oct. 31 dismissed a temporary restraining order that blocked the Housing Authority from assigning alternative work schedules for Caretakers, Supervisors of Ca…
Boosters of a permanent memorial to honor 17 city firefighters who were also Marines and died in the World Trade Center rescue attempts have raised two thirds of the money needed to build the …
The outrage expressed by 116 current and past City Council staffers in a recent open letter taking the Council to task for failing to expel Andy King for his second round of substantiated clai…
Two brutal incidents in which eight people were killed last month pushed up the city’s murder count, which through Oct. 31 was at 267—eight more that were killed through 10 months last year.
A Traffic Enforcement Agent and 9/11 first-responder who went public with her nightmarish experience with the city’s bureaucracy in her battle for paid sick leave, has died from her World Trad…
In a less-controversial universe, Police Commissioner James O’Neill’s decision to fire Daniel Pantaleo wouldn’t still be reverberating and hav…
Even before the state’s bail-reform law takes effect Jan. 1, ending bail and pre-trial detention for most non-violent felonies and for all mis…
For millions of employees and workers who serve our communities, neighborhoods and city on a daily basis, wellness and health benefits have never been more important...
To the Editor: A closer look at the sky-rocketing costs of the category of drugs known as specialty pharmaceuticals validates a proposal to rein them in, offered by TWU Local 100 President Ton…
To the Editor: I had to check the byline on a Nov. 1 letter to The Chief-Leader because it read as though it was written by Sean Hannity or even Donald Trump, himself. In just 111 words, I fou…
To the Editor: In response to Frank DeSanna’s letter in the Nov. 1st edition, I want to thank him for admitting Trump should be Impeached.
To the Editor: First Local 237 told us that the Alternative Work Schedule was wonderful, then they went to court to try and stop it. Which way is up here?
To the Editor: In The Chief’s Oct. 11 edition, on page 4, you published the following statement:
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a financial boost for workers earning $55,592 or less a year. The IRS estimates that each year one in five eligible Americans misses out on money the gov…
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A mailer from a coalition of pharmaceutical companies and unionized construction workers attacked Democrats’ legislative effort to lower prescription drug prices, The Intercept reported.
The Allied Pilots Association has targeted American Airlines’ Forth Worth, Texas, headquarters with online video and banner ads in a bid to win support for a new contract, The Dallas Morning N…
The former head of a New Jersey longshoremen’s local pleaded guilty to asking for and taking $150,000 from an unnamed employer in exchange for not filing arbitration claims on behalf of union …
Unions are in the ascendancy. According to a Gallup poll, 64 percent of Americans approve of labor unions, the third year in a row support has topped 60 percent. Workers are also demonstrating…
Independent contractors in California, including Uber and Lyft drivers and couriers, are poised to get additional worker protections following the passage of legislation in that state’s Senate…
