Healthcare workers are our most valuable resource in addressing COVID-19, and keeping healthcare workers safe must be our top priority. 1199SEIU, the nation’s largest healthcare workers’ union, has been working tirelessly with our members and partners to make sure our healthcare workers have what they need to do their job well and under the best conditions possible. Learn more here about how workers can protect themselves and how you can stand with workers on the frontlines of this crisis.
We are in desperate need of resources to stop the spread of COVID-19 and the toll it continues to take. Healthcare workers can't do it alone. The federal government must do its part. Without providing access to lifesaving personal protective equipment (PPE) and crisis pay to cover essential bills, childcare, and transportation to work, healthcare workers are being forced to choose between caring for their patients and caring for their families.
We are less than 24 hours away from primary Election Day in NYC, and Maya Wiley sat down with Pix 11 this morning to talk about why she's best equipped to be our next mayor. Check it out!
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Maya Wiley talks NYC mayoral race, ranked choice voting, crime, housing
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NEW YORK — Tuesday is primary day, and candidates for the New York City mayoral race make their last stops to get voters on their side. Candidate Maya Wiley, whose campaign has gained some mo...It’s almost time! Tomorrow we are turning out to elect #MayaForMayor! The #Mayamentum is about to peak.
Remember: we can decide who runs this city!
Find your polling location here: voting.nyc/ or call 866 868 3692
#HealthcareHeroesUnite #MayaForMayor #VayaConMaya
Our sisters and brothers in Baltimore picketed LifeBridge Health Vocational Services Program Director Lisa Mules’ big suburban house this #Juneteenth to stand up for Baltimore’s workers w/ disabilities. VSP workers won their union, but Lisa keeps appealing to deny their right to a contract.
While many workers at VSP make little over $12/hour, Lisa enjoys a plot of land and a big house in Carrol County.
So we showed up to Lisa’s house to say, “Stop the Appeal! Let’s Make a Deal!” It’s beyond time Lisa Mules & other execs at LifeBridge come to the bargaining table. In the meantime, “No contract, no peace!”
