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SEIU LOCAL 32BJ HAS A JOB AVAILABLE FOR AN ORGANIZER
Come join our dynamic, groundbreaking campaign to help fast food workers win a union! 32BJ SEIU has already won wage increases, scheduling laws, a historic Just Cause law and better working conditions around COVID safety and respect — including protections against RATS! We currently offer several openings for experienced organizers to join the Fast Food…
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TWO CUNY SLU Students Make City & State’s 2021 Labor 40 Under 40 List
City & State’s Labor 40 Under 40 highlights an impressive array of rising stars in labor and this year the list includes two CUNY SLU students: Olando Marlon Charles who is pursuing a certificate in Labor Relations and Bradley Kolb, a student in the master’s in labor studies program. Olando works as the CHOW program…
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URBAN UPBOUND OPENING FOR A P/T BUSINESS SUPPORT COORDINATOR
Urban Upbound Business Innovation Services Job Title: PT Business Support Coordinator; 25 hours per week Founded in 2004, Urban Upbound is dedicated to breaking cycles of poverty in New York City public housing and other low-income neighborhoods. We provide underserved youth and adults with the tools and resources needed to achieve economic prosperity and self-sufficiency…
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URBAN UPBOUND SEEKS A SMALL BUSINESS LOAN OFFICER
As the first community credit union to serve Queens in over three decades, the Urban Upbound Federal Credit Union(FCU),located in Long Island City works with a strong team ethic in conjunction with Urban Upbound staff to achieve our mission to break cycles of poverty in public housing communities by providing residents with the tools and…
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