Federal contract workers call for wages to keep pace with inflation

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Union workers rally in support of Fed cafeteria workers

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Final New York maps released and lead to midnight shuffle of congressional delegation

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UNITE HERE Local 100 congratulates the following re-elected and newly elected officials

  • Phil Murphy, NJ Gov. Reelection
  • Jumaane Williams, NYC Public Advocate
  •  Eric Adams, NYC Mayor
  • Donovan Richards, Queens Borough President
  • Mark Levine, Manhattan Borough President
  • Julie Menin, CM District 5
  • Gale Brewer, CM District 6
  • Shaun Abreu, CM District 7
  • Carmen De La Rosa, CM District 10
  • Marjorie Velazquez, CM District 13
  • Pierina Sanchez, CM District 14
  • Amada Farias, CM District 18
  • Sandra Ung, CM District 20
  • Tiffany Caban, CM District 22
  • Shekar Krishnan, CM District 25
  • Lincoln Restler, CM District 33
  • Jennifer Gutierrez, CM District 34
  • Alexas Aviles, CM District 38
  • Shahana Hanif, CM District 39

UNITE HERE Local 100 Endorses NJ Governor candidate Phil Murphy.

UNITE HERE! Local 100 with NJ Governor candidate Phil Murphy.

UNITE HERE! Local 100 with NJ Governor candidate Phil Murphy at Fort Lee, NJ.

UNITE HERE! Local 100 with NJ Governor candidate Phil Murphy at East Orange, NJ.

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UNITEHERE! Local 100 Endorses NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio

“I am proud to accept UNITEHERE! Local 100’s endorsement for re-election. UNITEHERE! has a strong history and tradition of standing up for the men and women in our food service industry and hospitality industries, a cornerstone of our city’s economy. It has been an honor to earn this support, and I’m eager to continue our work together to make a stronger and fairer New York City for all.” Mayor Bill de Blasio

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On Tuesday, November 22, 2016 UNITEHERE! Local 100 announced their endorsement for New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for his second term.

“I am proud to accept UNITEHERE! Local 100’s endorsement for re-election,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio. “UNITEHERE! has a strong history and tradition of standing up for the men and women in our food service industry and hospitality industries, a cornerstone of our city’s economy. It has been an honor to earn this support, and I’m eager to continue our work together to make a stronger and fairer New York City for all.”

Secretary Treasurer of UNITEHERE! Local 100, Jose Maldonado, highlighted the mayor’s accomplishments saying, “A lot of things have happened in the last 4 years.  We have universal free pre-K, crime is down and we are a safer city than ever before.”

The most recent accomplishment being the Worker Retention Bill. “One of the biggest things for all of us is every time a new employer takes over some contractors want to kick us out. The mayor signed the Worker Retention Bill so that it cannot happen anymore. There are so many things we can say about our mayor but we are here for him today, tomorrow and for the future. We are 100% committed to Bill de Blasio”

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UNITE HERE! Local 100 with State Senator Loretta Weinberg at Fort Lee, NJ.

“I’m going to continue to fight for the minimum wage…I’m about working people, I’m about the middle class folk and I’m about growth.” Senator Ronald L Rice

“We will be here with you, $15 an hour is not enough, $20 an hour is what we should have. It’s hard to make a descent living in this state but continue fighting through your local, have your voices heard and things will happen!” Assemblyman Eric Houghtaling

“I support the $15 an hour but I don’t believe $15 an hour is actually enough to live here in the state of New Jersey… We know what needs to happen but moving it is going to be another batter. It has to be a collaboration and we’re going to work together on this.” Assemblywoman Joann Downey