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NY and NJ Airport Workers Begin Historic Contract Negotiations

By Comms Admin

This morning 7,000 airport workers in New York and New Jersey begin bargaining a first union contract for subcontracted airport workers in the region— baggage handlers, security officers, sky caps, cabin cleaners, terminal cleaners, customer service agents and others. Hundreds of airport workers gathered at their union headquarters for the event and were joined by […]

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Hundreds of Security Officers Rally at Bryant Park

By Comms Admin

NEW YORK – 32BJ security officers protect some of the city’s most iconic sites, including the 9/11 Memorial, The New York Public Library, Time Warner Center and hundreds of other office, university and infrastructure buildings across the city. As their contract expiration looms on April 30, the potential of security strikes in the city rises. On

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NY Security Officers’ Contract Expiration Rally

By Comms Admin

WHAT: A rally to demand a fair contract for security officers who are always there for the public. WHEN: April 28, 2016 at 4pm WHERE: Bryant Park (41st St & 6th Ave in Manhattan) WHO: New York security officers will be joined by 32BJ members – doormen, school and office cleaners, airport workers, and others –

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Hundreds of NYC Security Officers March for a New Contract

By Comms Admin

NEW YORK — With the contract deadline fast approaching on April 30, hundreds of security officers—members of 32BJ SEIU—marched through downtown Manhattan Monday, April 4 at 4 pm to demand a fair contract. Bargaining between the 32BJ SEIU bargaining committees, representing 12,000 security officers who are union members, and their employers have been ongoing since

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Hundreds of JFK Airport Workers to Join National Strike to Protest Illegal Intimidation and Security Concerns

By Comms Admin

WHAT: Hundreds of underpaid cabin cleaners, terminal cleaners and wheelchair attendants employed by JetBlue’s subcontractors Roma, Ultimate and Pax at JFK Airport will walk off the job tonight in protest of illegal intimidation. They initially planned their strike for last Wednesday, but postponed due to the terror attacks on Brussels Airport and the resulting security

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JFK Airport Workers Postpone National Strike Following Brussels Terrorist Attacks

By Comms Admin

(New York, NY)— Hundreds of cabin cleaners, terminal cleaners and wheelchair attendants at JFK Airport decided to postpone a strike they had planned in light of the horrific tragedy which unfolded today at the Brussels Airport and at a Brussels Metro station. Airport workers at nine other major hubs, including Seattle, Chicago, Boston, Newark, Philadelphia,

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Statement from 32BJ President Hector Figueroa on Passing of Mayor de Blasio’s Housing Plan

By Comms Admin

“We congratulate Mayor de Blasio and City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito for passing a plan that will create more affordable housing for the city’s working families. This is a victory for hard-working New Yorkers, including our 70,000 NYC members, who want to continue to live in New York City, raise their families here and remain

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Statement from 32BJ President Hector Figueroa on Affordable Housing Plan

By Comms Admin

We applaud the New York City Council and Mayor de Blasio for coming together on a plan that will create more affordable housing that the city’s working families desperately need. We also thank them for finding common ground with labor and housing advocates to reaffirm that progress is made when when a broad spectrum of

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32BJ Members Endorse Yuh-Line Niou for State Assembly

By Comms Admin

NEW YORK— 32BJ SEIU members today announced their endorsement of Yuh-Line Niou for State Assembly to represent the 65th District in Lower Manhattan. 32BJ members voted overwhelmingly to endorse Niou in the special election on Primary Day, April 19. “Yuh-Line is a fighter who stands in solidarity with working people,” said 32BJ President Hector Figueroa. “On

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Building Service Workers Call on City Council to Stop Owners Cutting Costs on Backs of Working People

By Comms Admin

WHO: Hundreds of cleaners, handypersons, security officers, residential building service workers who are members of 32BJ; 32BJ President Hector Figueroa; Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer; City Council bill sponsor Robert Cornegy and cosponsors Daneek Miller, Corey Johnson, Antonio Reynoso, Ben Kallos and Barry Grodenchik WHAT: Rally at City Hall to Call for Vote on Amendments

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