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Connecticut advocates have commended the state’s Congressional delegation for supporting the passage of legislation to restore full Social Security benefits for teachers, law enforcement officers, firefighters and other public servants.
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Under current law, only some people in federally supported housing have the right to organize without fear of retaliation. U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) is co-sponsoring legislation to amend the U.S. Housing Act of 1937 to change that.
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Graduate workers at Yale University approved their first union contract over the weekend. It includes improvements to health care, major raises, a comprehensive grievance procedure and improved benefits for families and dependents, among other gains.
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About 1,700 members of Connecticut’s largest health care workers union ended a three-week long strike against six nonprofits that run group homes across the state on Thursday.
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Technical healthcare workers at Windham Hospital in Connecticut have joined nursing staff in a two-day strike Tuesday against their employer Hartford Healthcare.
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In Connecticut and New York, workers have been organizing. And they’re challenging big companies to change how they treat their employees. Starbucks, Amazon, and Apple have all seen efforts to unionize.
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McDonald’s workers went on strike Friday at travel plazas along Interstate 95 in Connecticut.The union that represents workers said they faced anti-union…
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Bail reform advocates in New York have released a report that criticizes state senators from Long Island for taking campaign contributions from law…
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Fast food workers at the I-95 service plaza in Darien, Connecticut, walked off the job this morning. They say they have faced systematic mistreatment…
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Connecticut lawmakers and essential workers held a rally in Hartford Thursday, calling for greater protections for those on the frontline of the COVID-19…