Newark, NJ –Private security officers in New Jersey have won a historic, 3.5 year industry-wide contract improving wages and benefits for over 1,200 security officers who protect commercial office buildings in Essex, Hudson and Union Counties, including the cities of Newark and Jersey City. The first-ever union contract between New Jersey’s top private security contractors and 32BJ of Service

Newark, NJ–Contracted Newark Airport passenger service workers say they want what some of their counterparts at Kennedy and LaGuardia airports are already getting: a pay raise. At a rally at the airport’s biggest terminal, workers spoke of their frustrations with poverty wages and lack of benefits. Gertrudes Contreras, a cabin cleaner, said she appreciates that

NEW JERSEY (March 19, 2014)—The Port Authority Operations Committee voted unanimously to direct Patrick Foye, Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, to develop, research and outline the necessary steps to develop a policy that mandates wage increases and benefits for workers at all Port Authority facilities, across the entire