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24 Jan, 2018

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24 Jan, 2018

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Hotel Trades Council Reaches Contract Agreement with Hilton Albany

Thank you! With your help and the dedication of the Hotel Trades Council members and their leaders, union workers at the Hilton Albany have secured a fair contract safeguarding important benefits for members and their families. We can all be extremely proud of the dedicated HTC members who maintai

Hotel Trades Council Reaches Contract Agreement with Hilton Albany

20 Jan, 2018

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HTC Reaches Agreement with Hilton Albany

With your help and the dedication of the Hotel Trades Council members and their leaders, union workers at the Hilton Albany have secured a fair contract safeguarding important benefits for members and their families.

HTC Reaches Agreement with Hilton Albany

19 Jan, 2018

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Labor Movement Grows in New York State

Albany -“The Labor Movement has a long and proud history in New York State, and our numbers continue to grow," said New York State AFL-CIO President Mario Cilento. According to the latest report by theBureau of

Labor Movement Grows in New York State

17 Jan, 2018

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17 Jan, 2018

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Statement of New York State AFL-CIO President Mario Cilento on Proposed Executive Budget

Albany -We are facing significant challenges in New York State as a result of the destructive policies that the fringe right in Washington is forcing on working people.

Statement of New York State AFL-CIO President Mario Cilento on Proposed Executive Budget

12 Jan, 2018

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Stabilizing State Budget Revenue Must be a Priority

The state budget deficit and the uncertainty of New York getting its fair share of federal dollars will make for a difficult state budget year. Added to that is the unfair shift of the federal tax burden onto New York taxpayers. All to pay for a steep corporate tax cut.

Stabilizing State Budget Revenue Must be a Priority