In a major victory for labor rights, members of 32BJ, a service workers union, have overwhelmingly ratified a historic contract that promises significant improvements in wages, benefits, and working conditions for thousands of workers in New York City. The agreement, which was negotiated with major commercial property owners, marks a major milestone in the fight for fair wages and better working conditions for low-wage workers in the city. The contract is expected to benefit over 30,000 workers, including janitors, doormen, and building workers, who will see substantial increases in pay and improved access to healthcare and paid time off. The ratification of this contract is a testament to the power of collective bargaining and the determination of workers to fight for their rights in the face of rising inequality.
32BJ Members Ratify Historic Contract New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO
