International Workers’ Day Press Conference on the Status of Haitian Workers in South Florida and Renewal of Temporary Protected Status MIAMI – Hospitality workers, members of UNITE HERE Local 355, Haitian Women of Miami (FANM), and allies are gathering in front of the Fontainebleau Resort (44th Street & Collins Avenue, Miami Beach) for a May Day press conference calling…
DetailsUNITE HERE Will Mobilize Thousands of Workers for May Day Actions Across the Country, With Message: “All Races. All Religions. All Immigrants. UNITE HERE!” WASHINGTON—This year’s May 1 actions in cities across the country will be the largest mobilization around International Workers’ Day in the U.S. since the national call for immigration reform reached its…
Details“More than 500 Haitian refugees who work at Walt Disney World could be sent back to their country if the Trump administration ends temporary protections for about 50,000 Haitians living in the U.S.” Read the article at the Orlando Weekly.
Details500 Disney Cast Members’ Jobs At Risk ORLANDO, FL- The Central Florida Hospitality Union, UNITE HERE, will hold a press conference regarding the Trump administration’s announcement about Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian immigrants. Nearly 500 Haitian Disney Cast Members are covered by TPS, which administration officials are recommending not be extended. Some of those Cast Members and…
DetailsWorkers who could be deported under Trump, and their supporters, sent a clear message to the new administration: We will push back.
DetailsSILVER SPRING, Maryland – Union, immigration and religious leaders are honoring D. Taylor, president of the UNITE HERE labor union
DetailsAirline catering and airport workers from Dulles and National Airports joined protesters at Dulles International Airport today to rally
DetailsGoogle campuses across the country were visited today and this week by delegations from national immigrant rights, tech equity
DetailsThe janitors and dishwashers of Silicon Valley are asking the tech companies they work for to support their right to strike.
DetailsThousands of subcontracted cafeteria workers, janitors, security officers, shuttle drivers, groundskeepers, and other service workers…
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