Page 68 - Operating Engineers News Today

Governor Hochul announced a framework for the State to achieve at least ten gigawatts of distributed solar by 2030, enough to annually power nearly 700,000 homes.

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of a multi-year study, New York State Climate Impacts Assessment: Understanding and Preparing for Our Changing Climate, to explore how climate change affects communities, ecosystems, and the economy in New York State.

The Alliance of Health Care Unions may have succeeded in ramming through the latest concessions contract, but that does not change the fact that we still need a fully staffed health care system now to handle the impending surge of COVID-19 cases.

Springfield Fire Department, assisted by other area fire departments, freed the trapped man after several hours.

Whatever the case may be with the outcome of the vote, the process itself made a mockery of democratic process.

A union representing snowplow drivers, parks workers and others served the city with a lawsuit Tuesday.

The law is expected to help create 1.5 million jobs every year over the next decade. The law is supposed to help create 1.5 million jobs every year over the next decade.

The Maine State Building & Construction Trades Council elected Jason Shedlock, the former executive director, after Johnny Napolitano stepped down as president after 14 years.

MDS Boring employees in Houston unanimously voted to remove International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) officials from their workplace after petitioning the National Labor Relations Board for a union decertification election.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer -