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Solidarity with NYC Nurses on Strike to Protect Patient and Nurse Safety!

January 21, 2026

On Monday, Jan. 12, nearly 15,000 NYC private sector nurses went 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 […]

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The New York New Jersey Regional Joint Board represents thousands of workers in the retail, manufacturing, and garment industries as well as in distribution centers in New York and New Jersey. We come from every continent and speak many languages, but we are united in our struggle for justice in the workplace and in our communities.

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Over the last century, our union has helped workers organize to change working conditions for thousands of workers.

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More Updates

Solidarity with NYC Nurses on Strike to Protect Patient and Nurse Safety!

January 21, 2026

On Monday, Jan. 12, nearly 15,000 NYC private sector nurses went on strike to protect patient and nurse safety! For months, nurses […]

Fall 2025 Newletter | Boletín de Otoño de 2025!

October 8, 2025

Learn more about what’s happening all around our Joint Board in our Fall 2025 Newsletter! ¡Obtenga más información sobre lo que está […]

Zohran Mamdani Stands With Starbucks Workers United in NYC!

October 6, 2025

Starbucks workers shouldn’t be living paycheck to paycheck when CEO Brian Niccol has the highest CEO-to-worker pay gap in the country. It […]

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