The city Law Department has found “insufficient evidence” that Vito Mustaciuolo, General Manager at the Housing Authority, created a hostile work environment by demeaning female staffers.
Over the arc of her 34 years with the City of New York, Carol Wachter touched the lives of millions of New Yorkers as one of the people responsible for creating and administering civil-service…
With the arrest of a Brooklyn State Supreme Court Justice and a retired NYPD officer who served for years in leadership positions with the Municipal Credit Union for allegedly bilking it of hu…
Even as Federal-employee unions celebrated a big win in their battle with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Veteran Affairs sought to implement President Trum…
Two veteran union leaders are sounding the alarm that the de Blasio administration does not have enough certified mechanics to ensure the Department of Sanitation snow fleet can handle a major…
When Frank Gribbon was asked in the summer of 2000 whether he’d be interested in becoming the chief spokesman for the Fire Department, a move …
So the City Council approved the closing of Rikers Island Oct. 17. Speaker Corey Johnson and his predecessor, Melissa Mark-Viverito—who was th…
The great author and philosopher George Santayana once observed: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Our Titans o…
To the Editor: Concerning James Rodenas’s letter in the Sept. 27 issue responding to my Sept. 13 letter calling for mandatory surrender of assault rifles, he describes himself as a pragmatist,…
To the Editor: What is the difference between Elijah E. Cummings and Donald J. Trump? I think it’s clear that it is a contrast of class versus crass.
To the Editor: President Trump’s attempt to pressure Ukraine’s President to help him in the 2020 election by investigating one of his potential opponents was yet another clear signal that Trum…
To the Editor: Finally, the tables have turned; the man who led chants of “lock her up” now finds himself knee-deep in legal troubles.
To the Editor: To answer Richard Steier’s headline question to his superb column (Oct. 4 issue), “Is Trump a Traitor, or Just a Thief at Heart, I will give the obvious answer.
As taxpayers plan their 2020 taxes, there is good news in the form of an enhanced child-tax credit.
New York’s public-school personnel belong to one of two Teachers’ Retirement Systems (TRS). Those employed by the City School District of New York are members of the Teachers’ Retirement Syste…
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A day to honor and recognize the American labor movement—and to pay tribute to workers—was conceived in the late 19th century. While most of us mark the first Monday in September as a holiday, the nature of some jobs keeps others working. Photographer Rebecca White recently tagged along with… Read more
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…
According to the Justice Department, a group of about 400 judges who rule on immigration cases are management and are therefore not entitled to union representation.
Registered nurses, X-ray technicians, phone operators, janitors and others employed by Kaiser Permanente in California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Virginia and Washington, D.C., are voting …
