Union Wins an Extension to June ’22 for Parks Seasonal Workers
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS DC 37 and the City Parks and Recreation Department worked together to put federal stimulus funds to work extending 2,500 seasonal workers’ jobs [...]
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Local 299 Playground Associate Wins $10K Out-of-Title Grievance
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS A Local 299 Parks Playground Associate won more than $10,000 in back pay after a DC 37 lawyer successfully argued his grievance for out-of-title work. [...]
Sept. 11 Remembrance
On the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we remember and honor the sacrifice of four DC 37 members who died on that terrible day: Rev. Mychal F. Judge, FDNY Chaplain, [...]
CBTU Honors Black Heritage
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS The New York Chapter of CBTU, the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, and Go Party honored Black heritage with a gospel concert at DC 37 in lower [...]
Top National Honors for NYC Public Hospitals and Their Hardworking Employees
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS In August, the American Heart Association gave high achievement awards to all 11 NYC Health + Hospitals facilities for implementing AHA’s national [...]
Disability Committee Pays Tribute to 9/11
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS The union’s Disability Advisory Committee paid special tribute to World Trade Center victims and survivors on the 17th anniversary of the terrorist [...]
Union Celebrates the Jewish Festival of Lights
By MIKE LEE DC 37 celebrated the Jewish holiday of Chanukah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, at a packed ceremony in union headquarters on Dec. 13. Led by Psychologists [...]
DC 37 Celebrates Chanukah at Union Headquarters
DC 37’s annual celebration of Chanukah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, drew dozens of members and retirees to the union hall Dec. 27. “The Maccabees fought their [...]
The Soul of the NYPD: A Rabbi for the Ages
This piece originally appeared as an editorial in the New York Daily News on Dec. 18. Rabbi Kass is a member of DC 37 who has served on the DC 37 Jewish Heritage [...]
Gold Medal Parents: Union Family Values Spur Olympic Glory
By MIKE LEE During the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Dalilah Muhammad, a long-time resident of Rochdale, Queens, became the first American woman to win the 400-meter [...]
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