DC 37 opens its celebration of Black History Month
Today, DC 37 begins its celebration of Black History Month with its traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony at union headquarters at 6 p.m. Throughout February, union locals will [...]
Delegates elect the union’s leadership team
By GREGORY N. HEIRES Delegates elected the union’s new secretary and 19 members of the DC 37 Executive Board on Jan. 26. The 20 leaders elected at the Jan. 26 Delegates [...]
Union endorses Rafael Salamanca in City Council special election
By ALFREDO ALVARADO District Council 37 became the first labor union in the city to endorse Rafael Salamanca in his City Council race to represent the 17th Council District [...]
Members dig deep for snowbound New York City
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS As Jonas, the second most severe blizzard on record, buried the East Coast, hundreds of dedicated public employees dug deep for New York City to survive [...]
DC 37 building closed Jan. 23 due to snowstorm
Please be advised that DC 37 headquarters will be closed all day on Saturday, January 23, 2016, due to the impending [...]
The Destruction of Progressive Wisconsin
By DAN KAUFMAN SHORTLY after his exit from an abbreviated presidential run last fall, Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin returned to a more successful undertaking: dismantling [...]
Dr. King and Labor
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS “All work has dignity and importance,” Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said. At the midpoint of the civil rights movement he cautioned, “We must [...]
Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.
The DC 37 Political Action Committee held its annual candle lighting ceremony commemorating the life and mission of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 14 at union [...]
Private Security Workers Mishandle Muggings at Battery Park
By DIANE WILLIAMS The fears of Battery Park City residents and community leaders were confirmed Dec. 19 when two teenage residents were violently attacked and one was knocked [...]
DC 37 Protests Anti-Union Supreme Court Case
DC 37 held a "Union and Proud" day of action that coincided with the Jan. 11 oral arguments in the anti-union Friedrichs v. California Teachers case before the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., where a contingent of leaders and members joined a demonstration. [...]
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