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SEIU 32BJ Statement on Senate Confirmation of David Prouty to NLRB Board The following statement can be attributed to SEIU 32BJ President Kyle Bragg: “Our union couldn’t be prouder to see David Prouty confirmed to serve on the National Labor Relations Board, along with Gwynne Wilcox. As much as it saddens us that he will […]
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NEW YORK — Yesterday afternoon, a federal judge in Texas ruled unlawful the DACA program, which for nearly a decade has permitted hundreds of thousands of young immigrants to work, go to school and pursue their lives without fear of deportation. The following statement may be attributed to Kyle Bragg, President of 32BJ SEIU: “Our
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The following statement is attributable to Kyle Bragg, President of 32BJ SEIU: “We are devastated by the horrid attack one of our members, a doorman at 104-21 68th Drive in Forest Hills, Queens, survived on Saturday night. We remain in close contact with the doorman, his family and others at the building to continue assessing
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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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The following statement can be attributed to SEIU 32BJ President Kyle Bragg: “On behalf of our 85,000 essential worker members in New York, I am touched and gratified by the groundbreaking for the Essential Workers Monument to be erected in downtown Manhattan, and look forward to its unveiling this Labor Day. Among the tens of
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The following statement can be attributed to SEIU 32BJ President Kyle Bragg: “We consider David Prouty’s nomination to the National Labor Relations Board a home run for strengthening labor rights and worker-centered standards in our country, and restoring the NLRB’s core function to protect the interests of workers. While we’ll miss his steady counsel, which
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The following statement can be attributed to SEIU 32BJ President Kyle Bragg: Our 85,000 New York members, essential workers who have put their lives on the line to keep our communities going throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, are gratified by the Governor’s announcement that we have reached a key milestone, with 70% of adults in the state having
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32BJ SEIU Applauds Mayor Janey’s Executive Order Addressing Wage Gap, Equity Security Officers, Cleaners in Boston’s City Buildings Need & Deserve a Living Wage The following statement can be attributed to Roxana Rivera, Vice President of 32BJ SEIU: “As Vice President of 32BJ SEIU— a union of mostly brown, Black, and immigrant essential
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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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“Today, we commemorate how the brutal death of George Floyd at the hands of police one year ago sparked a global movement that sent millions to the streets in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, and brought much needed focus on the righteous goal of ending police brutality. We have seen some things change –
