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Over 2,000 Building Service Workers in NYC Will Finally See Wage Justice After Governor Hochul Signs Prevailing Wage Legislation On Labor Day, Governor Hochul signed a bill to require large luxury apartment buildings that receive the CoOp/Condo Tax Abatement to pay prevailing wage to building service workers New York, NY — On Labor Day, Monday, […]
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32BJ SEIU Announces Appointment of Katchen Locke as General Counsel Locke will be the union’s first woman to fill this leadership role at the union New York, NY. —32BJ SEIU’s President Kyle Bragg is proud to announce that the union is appointing Katchen Locke as General Counsel, effective August 28. Ms. Locke will be the
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US Labor & Commerce Secretaries Praise 32BJ Training Fund Model as an Innovative Labor-Management Partnership that Invests in Workers The building service union hosted a roundtable with the Biden administration discussing innovative approaches to bold investments in workforce development that raise industry standards Click here for photos from the event. New York, NY — On
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Eric Adams and Dozens of 32BJ-Endorsed Candidates Win Big in Democratic Primaries In addition to the win for Mayor, union-endorsed candidates won 36 City Council seats — a strong majority New York – 32BJ members members of SEIU 32BJ congratulated Eric Adams on his win for Mayor after their strong support for him on
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BILL TO AMMEND NEW JERSEY ECONOMIC RECOVERY ACT OF 2020 PASSES NJ SENATE AND ASSEMBLY The amendments extend prevailing wage for building service workers to the Historic Preservation and Brownfields programs Trenton, NJ – Earlier today, the NJ Senate unanimously passed S3993. The Assembly passed their version of the bill, A5939, last week with overwhelming
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New York – Members of 32BJ congratulated Eric Adams, their endorsed candidate for Mayor, as the city’s Board of Elections reported he received a majority of first-place votes for Mayor in Tuesday’s Democratic primary elections. “Our members are gratified that we are one step closer to having our city’s top leader be one of them, someone
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The following statement can be attributed to SEIU 32BJ President Kyle Bragg: “We applaud the State Senate and the Assembly for passing vital legislation that ensures more high-end condo and co-op apartment buildings in New York City pay their workers family-sustaining wages and benefits. By expanding the prevailing wage requirement to luxury buildings receiving tax abatements, some 2000 hard-working
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Annapolis, MD – After a three-year campaign, over 2,000 union and non-union contracted workers at BWI Marshall Airport and Baltimore Penn Station, who earn as little as $8.50 per hour plus tips will see their hourly compensation rise to $17 over the next five years under a new law, the Secure Maryland Wage Act. The historic bill, sponsored
The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President 32BJ SEIU: “Today the House of Representatives took a major step forward for immigrants and America’s highest ideals with the bipartisan passage of the Dream and Promise Act. I thank House Majority Leader Pelosi and the Democratic caucus for unanimously supporting the bill, and all the
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“We applaud D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser for leading the region by making at-risk frontline property service workers eligible for COVID vaccines a top priority, as this is an important first step to vaccinating all. Virginia Governor Ralph Northam should also be commended for allowing employers to register eligible employees for vaccines. We urge Maryland state
