A 13-year wait for Staten Island Ferry workers is over.  The union representing the roughly 120 mariners and the Adams administration carved out an unprecedented 16-year contract, the first such …

City retirees have won in court. They now want the City Council to back them in their bid to keep their existing health benefits.  The organization driving the resistance to the Adams …

New York City's police department has agreed to adopt new policies intended to safeguard the rights of protesters as part of a legal settlement stemming from its response to the Black Lives Matter …

The establishment of unions at Starbucks locations, Amazon warehouses and Trader Joe’s grocery stores has drawn national attention in recent months. But quietly, recent unionization efforts among …

Workers at the Trader Joe’s on the Lower East Side who lost their bid to unionize following a tie vote in April are vying for a second chance to bargain collectively under a new standard handed …

Labor Day is here, along with the big sales and barbecues that come with it. But the activist roots of the holiday are especially visible this year as unions challenge how workers are treated — …

A candidate challenging the incumbent president of District Council 37’s Local 372 has raised concerns that the imminent rerun of the local’s officer election will have too few voting sites. On …

Life begins with labor, and it remains a constant. Without work in all its forms, with all its travails and triumphs, there is no existence. Artists know this and always have. Their profession, now …

FDNY fire protection inspectors have reached a $29.2 million settlement with the city as a result of a class-action racial discrimination lawsuit filed in 2020. According to the settlement’s terms, …

This story has been corrected to note that the city’s financial plan forecasts a budgeted officer headcount of 7,060, not 7,600. Insisting that the number of Department of Correction officers …