Union Strong Politics: Electing Leaders Who Will Fight For Working People
When we work together, we can elect leaders who will fight for working people. You can help by voting in every election, participating in labor walks, phone banks and rallies, and by talking to your union family about the candidates who are good for workers.
Volunteer for an upcoming walk or phone bank! Events are posted on our Mobilize page.
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NYSNA Picket Lines - New York-Presbyterian CUMC
New York, NY
On Monday, Jan. 12, nearly 15,000 NYC private sector nurses are set to go on strike to protect patient and nurse safety! For months, nurses have been bargaining for fair contracts, but management has refused to settle fair contracts that include enforceable safe staffing ratios, guaranteed healthcare benefits for frontline nurses, and protections from workplace violence. You can support nurses by taking action to support their fight for the fair contracts that New York’s nurses and patients deserve: Send a message to greedy healthcare CEOs. Email millionaire hospital CEOs to let them know that you are in solidarity with NYSNA nurses who are fighting to protect patient and nurse safety and demand a fair contract now! https://bit.ly/TellHospitalCEOs Donate to the NYSNA Strike Hardship Fund. 100% of contributions will be used to provide aid to NYSNA members who experience financial hardship due to strikes or protected actions. https://nysna.tfaforms.net/5110966 Pledge Your Support for Nurses. Nurses work day and night to care for New York. Show you care for nurses by signing the pledge at www.nursescareforny.org/#form Join the picket line! A strong picket line is essential to winning the strike and puts nurses’ resolve and the community’s support on display. Picket lines run from 7 am to 7 pm daily, unless otherwise noted, and the busiest times are 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Join us at whichever strike picket location and time is most convenient for you.
KYR & Peacekeeper Training for Union Staff (Virtual)
Wednesday, February 25th 1pm - 2:30pm This workshop will: Equip participants with practical tools to increase the safety and effectiveness of nonviolent actions Teach strategies to de-escalate tense situations and document disruptions or law enforcement activity Examine how the mass deportation agenda harms workers, unions, and the broader economy Share resources to support immigrant workers, unions, and organizers navigating these escalating attacks (This training does not provide legal advice.)
