In New York, unions are relatively prominent because workers in so many industries rely on them to get their deserved wages and benefits. An understated aspect of unions is when workers would like to form one at their workplace and there are a variety of strategies...
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Vast construction project sparks accusations against labor union
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Mar 17, 2018 | Union Representation
In New York City, where there are constantly major construction projects taking place, it is natural that there will be disagreements between companies and the unions representing workers who are handling the project. Cost is a constant worry for these projects and...
Union members need legal help when employers file for bankruptcy
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Mar 9, 2018 | Union Representation
New Yorkers who are in a union and believe they have a secure job and are safe in their future employment will often be shocked to learn that their employer is experiencing financial problems. They will face fear and worry if those financial problems extend to the...
Correctional officer union members spar with governor
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Feb 28, 2018 | Union Representation
Law enforcement is an inherently dangerous job that many of its workers believe is underappreciated by their employer. This is especially true in New York City where those who work in this and similar types of jobs are consistently in dispute regarding labor relations...
Union members at New York TV station refuse to take pay cut
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Feb 8, 2018 | Union Representation
Labor relations in New York often result in disputes in prominent industries with people who are integral to the work and function behind the scenes. Collective bargaining for these essential workers can be complicated and will often come to the forefront in the...
Union members for fruit and vegetable market ponder strike
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Jan 25, 2018 | Union Representation
New York City is a hub for businesses and many of these businesses have unions to ensure that workers are treated fairly, wage and hour disputes are handled, and collective bargaining practices are adhered to. This does not just go for businesses in which there...
Protecting union members from disputes inside the union
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Jan 18, 2018 | Union Representation
New York City workers who are part of a union will be under the impression that the needs of the members are paramount and will come before individual advancement and enrichment. The idea of a union is to ensure that its members maximize their income and benefits and...
Union members for New York police protest video release
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Jan 11, 2018 | Union Representation
For New York workers who are in a union, the idea that they will be protected from unfair treatment when it comes to all aspects of their job is an alluring factor. This is true regardless of the type of job the person does, but it is particularly important for first...
New York City casting directors seek to join labor union
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Dec 22, 2017 | Union Representation
Certain New York workers are in jobs where they are prevented from forming a union. The inability to unionize can be detrimental to collective bargaining and keep workers from earning as much as they could if they formed a union. When there is an attempt on the part...
Flight attendants for growing airline seek to join labor union
On Behalf of Pitta LLP | Dec 14, 2017 | Union Representation
For some employees in New York and across the nation, the idea of unionizing is foreign to them. There could be a variety of reasons for this from management discouraging it to unfounded fear that seeking to join a labor union could be detrimental to their employment....
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