Real estate developers would be required to pay prevailing wages to construction workers employed on city projects that have large public subsidies, according to legislation being pushed by members …

This story has been updated to include information on services and additional tributes. The former head of the Captains Endowment Association, Roy Richter, has died.  Richter, who was 56, is …

When Franklyn “Bubba” Paige, the longtime president of District Council 37’s Lifeguards Local 461, was removed by its national union in 2020 for disenfranchising his members, rank and file …

The Sioni Group, the new owner of a 19-story Midtown office building, fired six longtime unionized cleaners without notice the same day the purchase was finalized in early September.  The …

Like many who work a trade, Kyle Viverito sings on the job.  You could say he has an electric voice. But that wouldn’t do him or it justice. Viverito, classically trained since he was in his …

From late winter to early spring, hundreds of thousands of sandhill cranes layover along Nebraska’s Central Platte River Valley on their journey to their northern nesting grounds.  One vital …

Members of the City Council expressed fears during a Tuesday hearing that the staffing woes plaguing the city’s municipal workforce could be exacerbated by the recent budget cuts and hiring freeze …

Alleging she was sexually harassed by her supervisor, a longtime employee of the New York City Fire Pension Fund is suing him and two other pension fund officials, including the chief officer of its …

City public schools have lost more than 2,500 teachers over the past five years — with the least experienced teachers being the most likely to leave the job, the city’s Independent Budget Office …

FDNY emergency medical personnel hoping to join the city's Bravest but who aged-out of eligibility since the pandemic-era 2020 exam was canceled will get a one-time waiver to take the October test, …