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8/01/2021 – 8/31/2024
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The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President 32BJ SEIU: “As one of the nation’s largest unions with majority immigrant membership, we condemn the Trump Administration’s latest attempt to prevent low-income immigrants from realizing the American Dream. On Friday, the administration announced that, starting December 2, immigrants will no longer be allowed to […]
32BJ Blasts Restriction on Citizenship Fee-Waivers Read More »
The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President 32BJ SEIU: “We are pleased and relieved that the governments of El Salvador and the United States have reached an accord that will extend working rights for Salvadoran recipients of TPS for another year, but we must temper our joy with very serious reservations. This
32BJ Statement on the Extension of Work Permission for Salvadoran TPS Recipients Read More »
The following statement can be attributed to Kyle Bragg, president of 32BJ SEIU: “Our 32BJ members congratulate Governor Cuomo for signing into law Senate Bill 3171/Assembly Bill 264B, which closes an important loophole in the landmark 2014 law addressing surprise bills, and helps protect New Yorkers from having to pay outrageous, unplanned and unexpected
The statement below is attributable to Jaime Contreras, Vice President of 32BJ SEIU, the largest property service workers union in the country that represents over 173,000 members in 11 states, including 20,000 in the D.C. area and Baltimore, MD. “Mayor Bowser’s and Chairman Mendelson’s efforts to restore Metro’s late night hours would be a boon to the men and women who help keep District office
The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President 32BJ SEIU: “The deals the Trump Administration recently announced to send asylum seekers to El Salvador, Guatemala and now Honduras demonstrate a horrifying disdain for the life and dignity of Latin American migrants. As the Washington Post noted, Honduras is “one of the most violent
32BJ Condemns Cynical and Inhumane Central American Asylum Deals Read More »
The following statement can be attributed to Kyle Bragg, president of 32BJ SEIU, the largest property service union in the country and member of New York City’s Do It Right Employment Classification Test (DIRECT) a coalition coming together with misclassified workers, consumers, organizers, advocates and lawyers to fighting to pass a similar ABC test bill called the Fair Play in
32BJ Statement on Gig Worker Rights in NYC Read More »
New York, NY—32BJ SEIU, the largest property services workers’ union in the country, is pleased to announce the promotion of Candis Tolliver to Political Director. As the Senior Deputy Political Director of 32BJ SEIU, Candis has been overseeing the union’s political program for the Tristate Area for the last 2 years, and since 2015 she
Candis Tolliver to Head 32BJ’s Political Team Read More »
The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President 32BJ SEIU. “Eugene Scalia has built his career advocating on behalf of banks and corporations like the Koch brothers, Walmart and Goldman Sachs and has had a significant role in rigging the system against working people whether white, Black or brown. To now
32BJ SEIU on Trump Nomination of Eugene Scalia to Labor Secretary Read More »
Access to Union Jobs Will Bring Wage Equality to More Black Women The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President 32BJ SEIU. “As a union with a majority non-white membership, including thousands of black women, we denounce the discriminatory pattern of wage disparity we see throughout our country’s workplaces. While the “American
On Black Women’s Equal Pay Day, 32BJ SEIU Demands an End to Wage Disparities Read More »
The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President 32BJ SEIU. “The Trump administration’s proposed new regulation to allow for the indefinite detention of immigrant children and their families is an appalling new level of cruelty. The plan could allow for more crimes against immigrant children in unlicensed, for-profit facilities. If not stopped in
