New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO

International VP Fallon Ager-Norman: America’s workers are realizing the power they have when they stand together and speak with a united voice in the workplace – they can and do achieve a better future for themselves and their families. My union is helping workers in a range of industries, including retail, meatpacking and production, health care, and cannabis, lead this fight.

New Yorkers: school is back in session in two weeks! for your fall wardrobe at RWDSU clothing stores like H&M and Zara, Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s, or Housing Works Thrift Shops!

CC: Local 1102, Local 3 United Storeworkers, Local 1-S Macy's Workers, Local 338 RWDSU/UFCW

AFL-CIO Celebrates Women’s Soccer Players Association’s Historic Collective Bargaining Agreement | AFL-CIO In first for American professional sports, this deal eliminates the draft and establishes universal free agency

United Association International Representative John J. Murphy: Today, we in Organized labor remain in a fight for our lives. The very virtues that many take for granted, a decent wage, medical coverage for our families and a defined benefit pension plan, are under attack every day in this country. We must continue to organize unrepresented workers in every industry because we know that an entrance into a union is a pathway to the middle class.

S/O to the D&C crew working on the M line elevated train station on Myrtle Avenue.
Members:
Robert Drexel (General Foreman)
Sergio De Oliveira Sr.
Sergio De Oliveira Jr.
Roberson Teverniski
Rogeiro Dos Santos
Paulo Soares
Antonio Araujo
Philippe Lupurini(1st year apprentice)
Thiago Andrade(1st year year apprentice)
Paulo Kruger

It was great seeing our members working hard to make the community safe for everyone.

Once again the New York City District Council of Carpenters come through with the lead-off banner for the ! 🫡

See you out on Fifth Ave on Sept 7! 👊

Add your voice: https://actionnetwork.org/letters/tell-wnet-thirteen-to-stop-union-busting-agree-to-a-fair-deal-for-wgae-members/?clear_id=true&source=direct_link&referrer=group-new-york-city-central-labor-council

The Writers Guild of America East, AFL-CIO, includes workers at WNET THIRTEEN, who are currently fighting for a fair contract that protects their union and provides for fair wages and paid time off, but so far, the company has resisted these proposals.

To make matters worse, THIRTEEN's management is trying to eviscerate their staff's union by demanding the power to assign union members’ work to non-union employees, without any meaningful limits.

Please take a minute to send a letter in support of WGAE members at THIRTEEN by urging management to withdraw their union-busting proposals and return to the bargaining table ready to agree to a fair contract. (Link in comments👇)

AFL-CIO: Project 2025 and Unions Project 2025 is the 920-page document by Donald Trump and his allies that spells out what they plan to do during a Trump second term.We are deeply concerned ...

More women are skipping college to make six figures as electricians, car mechanics and truck drivers A growing number of young women are opting to work with their hands.

Do not.

Reposted Starting the 2024-2025 season with a group photo of our phenomenal costume shop and wardrobe staff! We can’t wait to get started and have even more of our colleagues join us in just a few weeks!

ARA members represent.

Unions are the backbone of America and stand with Harris-Walz.

Labor unions to get prime billing on first night of Democratic National Convention At least seven labor union leaders will speak in Chicago. Teamsters President Sean O'Brien, who spoke at the RNC, will not.

IN THE NEWS: Congratulations to Local 802 member and Broadway musician Aziza Miller for being featured on NY1 in a celebration of her inspiring career and her work on Alicia Keys' Hell's Kitchen: A New Musical On Broadway. Watch the full clip here: https://ny1.com/nyc/bronx/on-stage-episodes/2024/08/16/meet-alicia-keys--music-teacher-aziza-miller


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Broadway Musicians

We’re 20 Days away
from the
NYC Labor Day Parade!
Who’s marching?

‘Left behind’ contract workers at Con Ed demand family-sustaining jobs Dozens of contracted cleaners rallied outside Con Ed headquarters in Union Square on Wednesday demanding better wages and benefits.

Governor Hochul: Sign the Act!

Add your voice: https://actionnetwork.org/letters/sign-the-rwsa-now/?clear_id=true&source=direct_link&referrer=group-new-york-city-central-labor-council

Need some hope? Join the labor movement!

Meet the Parade Chair of the 2024 NYC Labor Day Parade: Fallon Ager-Norman, International Vice President & Region 1 Director, United Food and Commercial Workers International Union.

Join us in solidarity as we march - Saturday, September 7 at 10:00AM!

Meet the Grand Marshal of the 2024 NYC Labor Day Parade: John J. Murphy, International Representative, United Association.

Join us in solidarity as we march - Saturday, September 7 at 10:00AM!

The Writers Guild of America East, AFL-CIO, includes workers at WNET THIRTEEN, who are currently fighting for a fair contract that protects their union and provides for fair wages and paid time off, but so far, the company has resisted these proposals.

To make matters worse, THIRTEEN's management is trying to eviscerate their staff's union by demanding the power to assign union members’ work to non-union employees, without any meaningful limits.

Please take a minute to send a letter in support of WGAE members at THIRTEEN by urging management to withdraw their union-busting proposals and return to the bargaining table ready to agree to a fair contract. (Link in comments👇)

Great to stand with our UAW family today at Cornell University as they fight for a fair contract. Your fight is our fight!