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A Better ABK has already assisted in the organisation of two employee walkouts to protest extensive allegations of harassment and gender discrimination within the corporation (which have led to multiple lawsuits and executive departures).

The push for Adams, who represents Jamaica and Richmond Hill in Queens, comes days after the Daily News reported surrogates for Mayor-elect Eric Adams were pushing the candidacy of Councilman Francisco Moya, who is viewed as a non-starter by some incoming Council members and union honchos.

Activision-Blizzard workers sign union cards and create fundraiser as company-wide strike continues in protest of practices.

Organizers and workers at Activision Blizzard have put together a strike fund to back work stoppage at the company until demands are met.

Des Moines County Board of Supervisors are facing an uphill fight for Fiscal Year 2023 budget due to decreased property values.

Activision Blizzard workers are striking over sexual harassment allegations and worker mistreatment. The unofficial strike kicked off Thursday, and a strike fund has been set up.

Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales on Tuesday formally announced his re-election bid at county Democratic headquarters.

Instructors do their work near the president’s office to demonstrate value of their labor as they continue the fight to unionize.

A decision in an employment action against Verizon puts an end to an African-American ex-employee’s suit alleging that the telecommunications and internet

By Amanda Breen At least 20,000 Amazon employees tested postive for COVID-19 last year—and the online retail giant ...