Blue Collar Buzz

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz Chief-Leader Bob Hennelly joins Joe Maniscalco in the studio for a wide ranging discussion about Trump’s latest attack on Federal workers; the Asbestos danger facing both members of Local 78, as well as the public at large; and new ways fund managers can reduce pharmaceutical costs for rank & file members. Newly-elected Local 78 Business Manager Johann Garcia, Metal Trades Department President Jimmy Hart and MaxorPlus Senior VP Dana Merry all take part in the dialogue.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz Chief-Leader Bob Hennelly joins Joe Maniscalco in the studio for a wide ranging discussion about Trump’s latest attack on Federal workers; the Asbestos danger facing both members of Local 78, as well as the public at large; and new ways fund managers can reduce pharmaceutical costs for rank & file members. Newly-elected Local 78 Business Manager Johann Garcia, Metal Trades Department President Jimmy Hart and MaxorPlus Senior VP Dana Merry all take part in the dialogue.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz members of the #CountMeIn Movement talk about the fight to preserve good middle class jobs in NYC’s construction industry — and what the outcome of that battle means for the rest of the country at large; Chief Labor Reporter Bob Hennelly talks more about the #CountMeIn Movement, in addition to NYSNA’s ongoing push in Albany for safe staffing, as well as the drive to secure 3/4 disability pay for civilian 9/11 first-responders. Finally, Madison Square Garden Executive Vice-President of Venue Management Rich Claffey talks about running the show at The World’s Most Famous Arena and what it was like touring with Bruce Springsteen.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz members of the #CountMeIn Movement talk about the fight to preserve good middle class jobs in NYC’s construction industry — and what the outcome of that battle means for the rest of the country at large; Chief Labor Reporter Bob Hennelly talks more about the #CountMeIn Movement, in addition to NYSNA’s ongoing push in Albany for safe staffing, as well as the drive to secure 3/4 disability pay for civilian 9/11 first-responders. Finally, Madison Square Garden Executive Vice-President of Venue Management Rich Claffey talks about running the show at The World’s Most Famous Arena and what it was like touring with Bruce Springsteen.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz members of the #CountMeIn Movement talk about the fight to preserve good middle class jobs in NYC’s construction industry — and what the outcome of that battle means for the rest of the country at large; Chief Labor Reporter Bob Hennelly talks more about the #CountMeIn Movement, in addition to NYSNA’s ongoing push in Albany for safe staffing, as well as the drive to secure 3/4 disability pay for civilian 9/11 first-responders. Finally, Madison Square Garden Executive Vice-President of Venue Management Rich Claffey talks about running the show at The World’s Most Famous Arena and what it was like touring with Bruce Springsteen.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz members of the #CountMeIn Movement talk about the fight to preserve good middle class jobs in NYC’s construction industry — and what the outcome of that battle means for the rest of the country at large; Chief Labor Reporter Bob Hennelly talks more about the #CountMeIn Movement, in addition to NYSNA’s ongoing push in Albany for safe staffing, as well as the drive to secure 3/4 disability pay for civilian 9/11 first-responders. Finally, Madison Square Garden Executive Vice-President of Venue Management Rich Claffey talks about running the show at The World’s Most Famous Arena and what it was like touring with Bruce Springsteen.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz TWU Local 100 President Tony Utano talks about the violent attacks MTA workers have been subjected to in the face of ongoing subway and bus delays; retired New York City teacher Camila Saly talks about how the Department of Education’s top-down corporate structure is stifling educators and hampering classroom learning; and LP reporters Silver Krieger and Steve Wishnia join a roundtable discussion focusing on this week’s episode, as well as the rosy unemployment numbers coming out of the Labor Department.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz TWU Local 100 President Tony Utano talks about the violent attacks MTA workers have been subjected to in the face of ongoing subway and bus delays; retired New York City teacher Camila Saly talks about how the Department of Education’s top-down corporate structure is stifling educators and hampering classroom learning; and LP reporters Silver Krieger and Steve Wishnia join a roundtable discussion focusing on this week’s episode, as well as the rosy unemployment numbers coming out of the Labor Department.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz TWU Local 100 President Tony Utano talks about the violent attacks MTA workers have been subjected to in the face of ongoing subway and bus delays; retired New York City teacher Camila Saly talks about how the Department of Education’s top-down corporate structure is stifling educators and hampering classroom learning; and LP reporters Silver Krieger and Steve Wishnia join a roundtable discussion focusing on this week’s episode, as well as the rosy unemployment numbers coming out of the Labor Department.

On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz TWU Local 100 President Tony Utano talks about the violent attacks MTA workers have been subjected to in the face of ongoing subway and bus delays; retired New York City teacher Camila Saly talks about how the Department of Education’s top-down corporate structure is stifling educators and hampering classroom learning; and LP reporters Silver Krieger and Steve Wishnia join a roundtable discussion focusing on this week’s episode, as well as the rosy unemployment numbers coming out of the Labor Department.