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While nail-salon workers and car-wash attendants seem to welcome the proposed boost in the sub-minimum wage for tipped workers, some restaurant servers worry they will lose money in the deal.

ByIsaac Carey 1Comment

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Apr 2018

Opinion

CityViews: New Yorkers Should Support #CountMeIn’s Fight Against Corporate Greed

‘We are demanding fair wages, benefits, and working conditions from those who develop the luxury apartments where we could never afford to live—and the high-end commercial space where we will…

ByBobby Bonanza 8Comments

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Apr 2018

Economy In Depth Justice

Older Workers are Organizing to Fight Ageism on the Job

Age discrimination complaints are hard to litigate. So older workers in New York City and elsewhere are turning from the court of law to that of public opinion to press…

ByNicole Javorsky 8Comments

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Mar 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Hold Uber and Lyft Accountable for Shortchanging Drivers

‘With more of these facts now plainly out in the open, how is it possible that New York City’s government and elected officials continue giving Uber and Lyft a free…

ByDavid Beier 10Comments

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Mar 2017

In Depth Video

Worksite: Is Automation a Threat to U.S. Workers?

Legendary John Henry won the race with the steam-powered hammer, only to die in its wake. Nowadays, some workers face a different kind of competition

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Mar 2017

Opinion

CityViews: State Board’s Decision Leaves Low-Wage Workers in Peril

The Cuomo administration must appeal the gutting of rules to protect workers from paying exorbitant fees to receive their own wages.

ByAndy Morrison

ByRachel Laforest 0Comments

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Oct 2016

In Depth

Rare Praise for City’s Build it Back Program

For all its well-documented struggles with delays, the program can also claim milestone achievements for hiring and training local workers, says one community coalition.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Oct 2016

Uncategorized

CityViews: City’s Solar Plan Needs Labor Focus

What New Yorkers need is a climate plan that establishes high quality job standards and a strong workforce development system.

ByMark Treyger

ByDaisy Chung 0Comments

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Jun 2016

Opinion

No BackSpace: Can You Hear Us Now? How Verizon Strikers Came Through Loud and Clear

In multiple ways, the workers took on the company along the contested front between the new and old economy, and won.

ByKatie Unger 0Comments

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Jun 2016

Economy In Depth

Farmworkers March to Albany to Demand Rights

Farmworkers hope New York consumers know that the food on their tables impacts not just their own health and the environment, but workers and their families, too.

ByArturo Conde 0Comments

Workers Divided on the Proposed Change to the Tipped Wage

CityViews: New Yorkers Should Support #CountMeIn’s Fight Against Corporate Greed

Older Workers are Organizing to Fight Ageism on the Job

CityViews: Hold Uber and Lyft Accountable for Shortchanging Drivers

Worksite: Is Automation a Threat to U.S. Workers?

CityViews: State Board’s Decision Leaves Low-Wage Workers in Peril

Rare Praise for City’s Build it Back Program

CityViews: City’s Solar Plan Needs Labor Focus

No BackSpace: Can You Hear Us Now? How Verizon Strikers Came Through Loud and Clear

Farmworkers March to Albany to Demand Rights

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