We spoke out. At town and city councils. Before local and state elected officials. We gathered in our hospitals and told our managers, with POAs and petitions. We rallied in our communities and traveled to Albany on Lobby Days. We leafletted with reference to scientific studies with data in our...
NYSNA nurses confronted with the U.S. Supreme Court decision (a bare majority 5-4) in the Janus case are standing tall and speaking out: the union makes us strong!
NYSNA members, in concert with other public sector union members directly impacted by the court decision, are firm in the beliefs that...
On June 27, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a 5-to-4 decision in Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Council 31 that profoundly affects the future of workers’ rights, democratic decision-making in the workplace, and the preservation of good jobs in public...
No one can argue against how precious our children are to us: as parents, as families and as a society. All animal species develop elaborate plans to protect their young. It is a biological necessity. Among humans, it is a moral imperative.
So when people turn a blind eye to child abuse, it becomes a...
