Labor

Union supporters during Gov. Andrew Cuomo's remarks at a New York State Nurses Association rally in Albany.

Labor

Workers left in the lurch

Labor legislation faces long odds in the GOP-controlled state Senate.

By GRACE SEGERS

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Labor

Spotlight on public sector unions

We hear from key government officials and take a look at a new NYC union that could be a model for growth.

By CITY & STATE

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Assemblyman Peter Abbate Jr. following a committee meeting.

Labor

What the Assembly wants to do for public-sector unions

An interview with Peter Abbate Jr., chairman of the Assembly Committee on Governmental Employees.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

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Labor

New York’s pension funds still invest in guns, tobacco and oil

Divesting from controversial companies or industries is not so simple.

By BEN JAY

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Mayor Bill de Blasio and DC37 Announce Tentative Contract Agreement

Labor

Bob Linn is watching the U.S. Supreme Court

NYC's director of labor relations on the police union, NYCHA workers and Janus v. AFSCME.

By JEFF COLTIN

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Labor

Labor is under threat. A new bus managers union shows how to fight back.

The new MTA union could be a model for growth.

By BOB HENNELLY

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Labor

Gothamist is back. But what about its union?

New owner WNYC grapples with a culture shift as union and management prepare for contract talks

By BOB HENNELLY

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Labor

How the federal tax law could hurt New York's unions

Public-sector unions could have tough labor contract talks in coming years.

By GRACE SEGERS

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Labor

21st century journalism

Some writers choose to organize, while others create work wherever they go.

By BOB HENNELLY

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Labor

Low-income New Yorkers unaware of programs protecting workers’ rights

Low-income New Yorkers are unaware of programs protecting workers’ rights

By GRACE SEGERS

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