Bowing to political reality, former Mayor Bill de Blasio Jan. 18 announced that he would not run for Governor, as he had broadly hinted he planned to do in his final weeks before leaving office.
A tentative contract agreement between student workers at Columbia University and school officials ended a 10-week strike by graduate instructors and others, and could also conclude a long and…
The loss of nurses across city hospitals, including at NYC Health + Hospitals, has not only left medical facilities short-staffed, it’s also drained the most-experienced health-care workers fr…
In the immediate aftermath of the Jan. 9 Bronx high-rise fire, that killed 17 people—eight of them children—it was the failure of two apartment doors to close automatically as required by the …
The union representing Federal prison workers says a 25-percent retention bonus is needed to reverse plummeting staff morale it claims poses a threat to the safety of both inmates and staff.
When Mayor Adams quietly named his brother Bernard a Deputy Police Commissioner Jan. 7, the thought occurred that this was an attempt to keep …
The day after the deranged traitor Donald Trump told journalist Hugh Hewitt last September that he was considering running for President in 20…
Work Rules by Barbara Smaller
To the Editor: Only a small percentage of Republican voters believe the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection was a traitorous attack on our democracy. The vast majority or Republicans in Congress continu…
To the Editor: Regarding your obituary for former Correction Commissioner William Fraser (Jan. 14 issue), here are some facts:
Editor's note: Mr. Sharkey served as William Fraser's Confidential Aide in the Chief of Department's Office and later the Office of the Correction Commissioner. His letter had been copied to S…
To the Editor: Eric Adams, even before he became Mayor, continued to exhibit "the temptation and corruption of self-delusion." He's a politician "who rests too comfortably in [his] sense of au…
To the Editor: While it's certainly good to know that the NYPD Anti-Crime Unit is being reinstated by Mayor Adams, it never should have been disbanded in the first place.
We all know what "sticker shock" is when it comes to buying a new car.
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Last year’s labor picture was dominated by several high-profile strikes and contract skirmishes, but 2022 could bring even more worker unrest, according to Labor Notes.
Color them giddy. In an apparent first for their industry, workers at Image Comics in Portland have voted to unionize. The workers at the West Cost shop, a comic-book and graphic-novel publish…
According to the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistic data released Jan. 4, 4.5 million American workers left their jobs in November. The 3-percent quit rate was the highest recorded by the B…
Two unions representing rail workers have sued in Federal court over Amtrak’s vaccination mandates. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the International Association of sheet Metal, Ai…
House Democrats this week reintroduced a bill that would prohibit localities and states from hindering government workers from organizing, The Hill reported.
