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Amazon workers in Staten Island say they’re planning to file for union election

Saturday, October 23 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A coalition of Amazon warehouse workers in the New York City area has announced plans to file for a union election with the National Labor Relations Board next week. The group, which calls themselves the Amazon Labor Union, are being led by... Read More.

What to know about ‘Striketober’: Workers seize new power as pandemic wanes

Friday, October 22 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A spate of strikes has rocked the private sector, revealing the new power workers wield as the pandemic wanes in the U.S. and sending a message to employers who may have been working from home for the past year that a... Read More.

New York City mayor to announce COVID-19 vaccine mandate for municipal workers: Source

Wednesday, October 20 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday was set to announce a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all municipal workers -- a move that is likely to escalate tensions with unions and employees that have been resistant, a source told... Read More.

3 USPS workers, including suspect, dead after shooting at Memphis facility

Tuesday, October 12 by ABC News

(MEMPHIS, Tenn.) -- Two U.S. Postal Service employees are dead after a shooting at a Memphis postal facility, authorities said. The suspected shooter, who was also a USPS employee, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, FBI Memphis spokesperson Lisa-Anne Culp said during a press... Read More.

Where is Kierra Coles? Pregnant postal worker’s mysterious disappearance still torture for her mom

Friday, October 1 by ABC News

(CHICAGO) -- Three years ago, a 26-year-old postal worker who was eagerly expecting her first child mysteriously disappeared in her own neighborhood. There's still no resolution, leaving her heartbroken mother desperate to know if her daughter is even alive or dead. Kierra Coles was about three... Read More.

Ohio health care workers warn of ‘astronomical’ COVID-19 pediatric surge

Thursday, September 30 by ABC News

(DAYTON, Ohio) -- Although coronavirus-related hospitalizations are beginning to trend down nationally among all age groups, the rate of pediatric infections remains at an "exceptionally high" level, according to experts. Across the country, federal data shows that nearly 2,000 children are currently hospitalized with confirmed... Read More.

CDC director overrules panel on Pfizer boosters for frontline workers

Friday, September 24 by ABC News

(ATLANTA) -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has endorsed an independent advisory panel's recommendation for seniors and other medically vulnerable Americans to get a booster shot of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, six months after their second dose. Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the CDC,... Read More.

Remote workers spur housing boom in smaller US cities, drive up prices

Tuesday, September 14 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Travis and Emily Elwood never imagined that they would call Billings, Montana, home. The couple moved here from Portland, Oregon, last year when the pandemic forced them to reevaluate their priorities. “I think humans just… are creatures of habit,” Travis Elwood told “Nightline.”... Read More.

‘World is on fire’: Kentucky health care workers exhausted amidst latest COVID-19 surge

Friday, September 10 by ABC News

(BOWLING GREEN, Ky.) -- With millions of Americans still unvaccinated, hospitals across the country are once again facing the overwhelming pressure of caring for thousands of COVID-19 patients -- with more than 100,000 people in beds as of Friday. While hospitalization rates in states like... Read More.

Biden to order all federal workers be vaccinated as part of new strategy to combat delta variant

Thursday, September 9 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden is set to speak to the nation Thursday at 5 p.m. to lay out what the White House said is a new six-part strategy to combat the delta variant, but it was unclear whether he would call for more... Read More.

Foghat offering free tickets to police, firefighters and EMS workers for band’s 9/11 concert

Thursday, August 19 by ABC News

Foghat is commemorating the 20th anniversary of 9/11 by offering free tickets to all police officers, firefighters and emergency medical service workers who'd like to attend the band's concert this September 11 at the... Read More.

Front-line workers warn of significant increase in pediatric COVID patients

Thursday, August 12 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- As COVID-19 infections surge again in the U.S., health officials are warning of a concerning uptick in pediatric cases and hospitalizations across the country, just as many children head back to the classroom. With more than 48 million children under 12 still... Read More.

Stories tagged with: workers

Amazon workers in Staten Island say they’re planning to file for union election

What to know about ‘Striketober’: Workers seize new power as pandemic wanes

New York City mayor to announce COVID-19 vaccine mandate for municipal workers: Source

3 USPS workers, including suspect, dead after shooting at Memphis facility

Where is Kierra Coles? Pregnant postal worker’s mysterious disappearance still torture for her mom

Ohio health care workers warn of ‘astronomical’ COVID-19 pediatric surge

CDC director overrules panel on Pfizer boosters for frontline workers

Remote workers spur housing boom in smaller US cities, drive up prices

‘World is on fire’: Kentucky health care workers exhausted amidst latest COVID-19 surge

Biden to order all federal workers be vaccinated as part of new strategy to combat delta variant

Foghat offering free tickets to police, firefighters and EMS workers for band’s 9/11 concert

Front-line workers warn of significant increase in pediatric COVID patients

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