2024 Impact Report: 55 Years of Fighting for Workers

Occupational Segregation of Black Women Workers in Health Care

This data brief outlines our recommendations for dismantling occupational segregation and making every health care job a good job.

In Support of Protections for Contracted Delivery Workers in New York City

Testimony in support of increased protections for contracted delivery workers in New York City.

Raises from Coast to Coast in 2025

69 cities, counties, and states will raise their minimum wages on January 1.

The Case for Raising Wages and Improving Benefits at New York and New Jersey Airports

Airport service workers in the New York-New Jersey metro area need and deserve fair wages, robust benefits, and paid leave.

Quick Fixes to Lock in Wins for Workers: How States Can Preserve New Federal Protections

State policymakers who want to preserve protections for US workers should move quickly to enact recent federal worker wins at the state level.

Sophia Colley, Certified Nursing Assistant

Sophia overcame her fear of speaking up to become a union leader and outspoken advocate for seniors and long-term care residents.

In Support of Community Hiring and Compensation Standards for Assisted Housing Development Projects in New York City

On October 28, 2024, NELP Senior Researcher and Policy Analyst Hannah Chimowitz testified before the NYC Council's Committee on Civil Service and Labor.

FAQ on Mandatory Arbitration in Employment

How mandatory arbitration weakens workplace laws and lets employers off the hook

Unemployment Insurance for Striking Workers

Providing unemployment benefits to striking workers supports the right to strike and aligns with the purpose of Unemployment Insurance (UI).