Stimulus Bill is A down payment; Now Industry Need to Step Up
While we applaud these efforts Congress must start right away on new legislation that fixes holes in recently passed legislation. The stimulus bill leaves immigrants out in the cold, barring Dreamers,
America’s Cleaners: Fighting on the Coronavirus Front Line
For the three million janitors, housekeepers and maids across America, remote working is not an option. They are on the front line of the war against the virus, often working
Coronavirus Response from Big Companies has been ‘Shameful,’ Union Leader says
“It’s not the responsibility of government and taxpayers alone to respond to this crisis,” said Mary Kay Henry, the president of the nearly 2 million member union that represents healthcare
Fighting Coronavirus, Houston Is The Largest U.S. City Without Paid Sick Leave Law
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner declared a public health emergency on Wednesday, with the first suspected case of community-spread coronavirus in nearby Montgomery County. Along with that announcement, Harris County Public