Amir Khafagy

Alliance Ground International (AGI) — whose workers operate out of New York's three major airports — was listed in the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health's annual Dirty Dozen Report of companies with poor safety records.

Elderly home care workers had camped outside City Hall since April 16, refusing to eat until the City Council voted to ban 24-hour home care shifts.

The veto was viewed as a victory for labor unions, who argued the bill would have made picketing outside of some public buildings illegal. But another bill will ban protests outside of religious buildings.

The delivery worker rest stop and charging station near City Hall had a grand opening earlier this month — but it remains non-operational due to electrical issues.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's Worker Protection Unit is treating wage theft as a crime.

Organizers of the Day Without Child Care are calling for a universal childcare system as private daycare centers struggle financially.

Rising temperatures and heat-related deaths on New York construction sites highlight the need for better worker protections.

Workers at LaGuardia and JFK Airport file federal labor safety complaints against Alliance Ground International in the latest scandal for the beleaguered company.

Immigrant workers in NYC face threats of deportation when seeking compensation for wage theft and injuries, as employers weaponize immigration enforcement.

Despite an increase in worker protection funding, the New York City Commission on Human Rights still faces cuts.