Starbucks Workers United is picketing in FiDi and top members of Zohran Mamdani’s team — Dean Fuleihan and Lina Khan — are expected to join soon.

NYSNA nurses are demanding what every New Yorker deserves: safe staffing, fair pay, and hospitals that put patient care first. I stand with them in this fight for a contract that reflects their value to our city.

EMS union leaders support a City Council proposal to sever the city's beleaguered EMS service from the FDNY and create a separate Department of Emergency Medical Services. The FDNY opposes the measure. https://t.co/y04D42KE8q

Breaking: With a federal court order in their favor, the journalists of @PGHGuild have voted to end their strike and on Monday notified the PG that they intend to return to work next week:

INBOX: Nearly 1,000 workers at The Metropolitan Museum of Art across dozens of departments have filed to unionize with @UAW2110. @UAW

Starbucks workers across the country are on an Unfair Labor Practices strike, fighting for a fair contract. While workers are on strike, I won’t be buying any Starbucks, and I’m asking you to join us. Together, we can send a powerful message: No contract, no coffee.

BREAKING: Starbucks workers have launched a massive, nationwide strike. Baristas in 40 cities have walked off the job on the busiest day of Starbucks' year. Upwards of 12,000 @SBWorkersUnited members could ultimately go on strike as the union escalates.

A group of rank and file @AFGE members issued a statement today disagreeing with their national president and instead urging Senate Democrats to "vote against the bad deal – hold the line!”

One of the longest (perhaps *the* longest) ongoing strikes in the country ended today

The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) Commissioner Robert S. Tucker announced the line of duty death of Firefighter Patrick Brady. The 42-year-old served our great Department for 11 years.  On Saturday, November 8th, Firefighter Brady was operating on the roof of a

NEW: Labor leaders with high hopes for the Mamdani administration are looking to support his agenda - including by pressuring Governor Hochul - and seek to redirect his campaign energy into workplace organizing and staffing up the civil service. https://t.co/JusxeG276C

On @BrianLehrer, incoming City Comptroller @MarkLevineNYC says he will keep NYC invested in Israel bonds. (Lander had pulled away from bonds as a general practice, but invested in Israel equities) "I have criticism of the Israeli govt" but have "deep personal ties to Israel."

Breaking News: Late last night Conde Nast illegally fired 4 union organizers who asked company execs to explain the downsizing of Teen Vogue and continued layoffs. We’ve filed a grievance.

I was fired by Conde Nast. I was a writer & producer at Bon Appétit for nearly five years, during which I helped organize our union . I am, to my knowledge, the only trans woman in our union and the only trans woman on editorial who doesn't work at Them, the queer magazine.

Last night's victory of @ZohranKMamdani could not have been possible without the help of organized labor In the Bronx, immigrant union members with @32BJSEIU hit the streets for Mamdani in hopes of shifting Cuomo's votes My latest for @Documentedny https://t.co/0T2yWJHtxL

In response, Conde has filed a charge with the NLRB against the NewsGuild of New York over the union's "repeated and egregious disregard of our collective bargaining agreement."

New: Conde Nast fired four employees who were among a group that confronted the company's head of human resources on Wednesday over the decision to fold Teen Vogue into Vogue/recent cuts. Employees who were fired included journalists from the New Yorker, Wired, and Bon Appétit.

The site is live. This is the opposite of what Obama did to his volunteer base after 2008. https://t.co/1NwNssvfFc

BREAKING: After months of stonewalling by Starbucks, unionized baristas just voted 92% to authorize a ULP strike unless $SBUX finalizes fair contracts & stops union busting. If forced, our baristas will strike in dozens of cities on Nov 13– the company's busiest day of the year.

The FDNY has confirmed that commissioner Robert Tucker will resign Dec. 19. Several sources tell me he has been considering departing at least since Mayor Eric Adams dropped his reelection campaign, and that he has strong disagreements with @ZohranKMamdani's stance on Israel.