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Amazon Just Fired 2 Union Organizers Who Helped Win Amazon’s First Union
“I believe it was retaliatory. Amazon knows that I’m making national headlines."
Amazon Labor Union Loses Vote Next Door to Their First Victory
Amazon Labor Union's loss at LDJ5 in Staten Island shows that despite its stunning upset in April, unionization efforts at Amazon still face an uphill battle.
Amazon Cracks Down on Organizing After Historic Union Win
The fiercely anti-union company has doubled down on its anti-union efforts at a Staten Island warehouse, LDJ5, that is scheduled to begin a union election on April 25.
At Least 10 People Shot, 29 Injured, and Explosives Found in Brooklyn Subway
New York City’s early rush hour erupted in chaos when an unknown assailant shot at least 10 people on a subway car in Brooklyn.
NYPD Started Making Arrests After 6-Hour Standoff at Homeless Encampment
When the NYPD and sanitation workers showed up to clear the homeless encampment in Manhattan’s East Village, the residents refused to go.
Videos Show NYC Tearing Down Homeless People’s Tents With Garbage Trucks
NYC Mayor Eric Adams has plans to dismantle all the city’s homeless encampments in the next two weeks.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Loves to Party
Oddly, wealthy investors keep turning up when he and the famous have a good time.
'I’m Getting Evicted': Amazon Workers Explain Why They’re Voting to Unionize
Motherboard spoke to Amazon warehouse workers in Staten Island about how they voted in the ongoing election.
‘They Should Be Ashamed’: Understaffing at NYC’s Beloved Museum of Natural History Pushes Workers to Unionize
Roughly 200 workers at the American Museum of Natural History are voting on what could be the largest expansion of the union in the museum’s history.
Man Who Allegedly Shot 5 Homeless Men in NYC and DC Has Been Arrested
The Metropolitan Police and the ATF have arrested the man who allegedly shot five homeless people in Washington, D.C., and New York City.
REI Workers in NYC Vote to Unionize in Landslide Election
Employees at the flagship Manhattan store became the first in the camping chain's history to vote unionize on Wednesday.
NYC Says It Will Take 20 Years to Restore Park Avenue to Its Former Glory
The project is being timed with a massive $2 billion Metro North renovation, which runs under Park Avenue.