NYC Barnes & Noble union rallies in Union Square to bargain for first contract

NYC Barnes & Noble union rallied in Union Square on Thursday as they bargained for their first contract.

Barnes & Noble workers and labor groups rallied in Union Square on Thursday to demand the book retailer reach an inaugural contract for its unionized employees before the end of 2024.is the first contract fight for workers at the city’s three unionized Barnes & Noble stores.

“The administration coming into this country has made no secret about its feelings on unions,” she said. “Together as book workers, we have the collective ability and strength to fight back. One voice together to set industry standards on pay, necessary paid time off, breaks, health benefits, safety needs and more. Together, not just Barnes & Noble, we will get it.

‘No more silence!’ Prison sexual assault survivors rally in Lower Manhattan, accuse city of dragging feet on protecting the jailedSoutheast Queens residents rally against City of Yes rezoning, urge officials to vote no

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

amNewYork /  🏆 336. in US

Noble NYC

United States Latest News, United States Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Barnes & Noble opens inside historic building in Wicker ParkBarnes & Noble's Wicker Park store, opening inside the city's historic Noel State Bank, follows the return of the bookstore to Lincoln Park and the store's…
Read more »

Georgetown’s Barnes and Noble Is Opening the Day After the ElectionThe website that Washington lives by.
Read more »

1st store in N.J. mall’s massive makeover — a Barnes & Noble — will open next weekConstruction of a Whole Foods supermarket where the Barnes & Noble used to be was expected to begin before the end of 2024, officials said.
Read more »

NYC correction officers union calls for Rikers security chief to be fired after another slashing attackThe troubled history of Rikers Island
Read more »

NYC announces $10K adoption, surrogacy benefit for non-union city workersThe benefit won’t apply to unionized workers, who make up the vast majority of the municipal workforce.
Read more »

NYC electeds wish NYC a happy Halloween!Spooky good times were had the weekend before Halloween as politicians all over the city held fun-filled pre-holiday events.
Read more »