Labor New York

Many teachers don’t know about the new curriculum. Those who do are having a hard time bringing it to their classrooms.

Jian Hui and Lin Dong are committed to fighting for better wages and working conditions for Chinese workers in the U.S.

Ten months after unionizing, workers are frustrated by slow contract negotiations.

Mayor Eric Adams spent last weekend receiving prayer and encouragement from churches in the Bronx and Queens.

The measure would expand enforcement beyond streets and sidewalks. Meanwhile, there’s a 20-year waitlist for people seeking new licenses.

The five-year contract guarantees a 7% salary increase within a month and caps health care coverage costs at 15%.

Eric Adams was heavily endorsed by organized labor in 2021. It isn’t yet clear if he can count on that much support this year.

Many officials, including those running to replace Adams, bemoaned the chaos at City Hall.

The four federal investigations into the New York City mayor and his officials are taking a toll on municipal workers.

The law firm representing the workers has won at least 21 similar cases, resulting in payouts totaling more than $165 million.

They worry about paperwork and licensing issues, even as they welcome more low-income mothers who can benefit from their services.

Big Reuse was ordered to vacate its site under the Queensboro Bridge as the city builds a small park nearby.