City employees may have to worry less about being replaced by a machine than workers across the rest of the country, but more programs need to be introduced to help hundreds of thousands of low-skilled workers, advocates said during a Nov. 13 City Council hearing on how automation could affe…
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 claims of abusing his staff has prompted debate about whether staffers would be better off with a union.
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 An…
Violence in city jails continues to increase, with incidents between correction officers and inmates rising despite a reduction in the jail po…
According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the number of homeless people finding sanctuary in the subway system has jumped 20 per…
The union representing three New York City Transit Supervisors who were hit with multi-day suspensions for failing to properly advise the agen…
The Law Enforcement Employees Benevolent Association, whose members include Environmental Police Officers, Highway Inspectors and Sanitation E…
Public Advocate Jumaane Williams joined with a coalition of activists to demand that Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. review cases …
The Department of Education and the United Federation of Teachers are collaborating to locate thousands of former city schoolchildren, now you…
Angelina Liu will never meet her father.
A group of City Council Members Sept. 4 pushed back against the Student Diversity Advisory Group’s recommendation to scrap the public school s…
The Trump Administration has filed papers with the Federal Labor Relations Authority to decertify the union that represents the nation’s Immig…
