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“After persevering through an unprecedented pandemic and playing a pivotal role in keeping New York City moving in spite of it, the contract covering over 32,000 porters, door attendants, superintendents, concierges and handypersons across the five boroughs is set to expire on April 20, 2022. These positions are essential in New York to maintain buildings […]
House will vote soon on bill to expand driver’s license access to all residents, regardless of immigration status BOSTON —Today the Massachusetts legislature’s Joint Committee on Transportation voted favorably to move the Work and Family Mobility Act out of committee. According to press remarks by the office of House Speaker Ron Mariano, the bill will
Coalition Celebrates Transportation Committee Passage of Driver’s License Bill Read More »
All essential workers should receive hazard pay for pandemic sacrifices and contributions HARTFORD, Conn. —The following statement may be credited to Rochelle Palache, 32BJ SEIU Vice President and head of the union in Connecticut. “We were deeply disappointed that Governor Lamont has abandoned the needs of essential workers in his budget proposal today. Despite signals
Essential Workers’ Union Severely Disappointed in Governor’s Budget Proposal Read More »
The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President 32BJ SEIU: “As one of the largest majority-immigrant unions in the country, we commend President Biden for the three executive orders on immigration that he signed on Tuesday. Together, they begin to repair massive damage done by the Trump administration. The task force created to
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MASSACHUSETTS – At 10 o’clock Tuesday morning, 21 Massachusetts law enforcement leaders gathered on Zoom from across the Commonwealth to brief legislators and the media on their support for the Work and Family Mobility Act, a bill that would allow all qualified Bay State residents to apply for a standard state driver’s license, regardless of
Twenty-one Mass. Law Enforcement Leaders Stand Up for Driver’s License Bill Read More »
