MAY 16, 2012 3:19 PM0 COMMENTS 2013 Mayoral Hopefuls Boost Bronx Cablevision Technicians’ Hopes Of Unionizing With CWA BY CELESTE KATZ Mayoral candidate Bill Thompson could be looking to raise his profile with voters by supporting Bronx workers who want … Read more

Breaking news from the Bronx: The Cablevision 99% are making their voices heard.  Check out this new video where Asim says he’s here for “fairness and equality – and for my future.”    Vincente is “tired of waiting.”  Clint believes … Read more

Check out this imaginary (although probably accurate) conversation between James Dolan and his union busting consultants.

Check out this imaginary conversation between an educated technician in Long Island and CEO James Dolan.  Dolan says “wait and see” and “give me a second chance” – but the tech reminds him this is the 4th chance and past … Read more

On January 26th, Brooklyn techs stood up for their rights and voted to join CWA.  Now it’s Long Island’s turn.  Check out this great new video to hear why Long Island is joining up.  Dennis says “This is a movement … Read more

Brooklyn workers have knocked down the door to a better life for Cablevision workers. Cablevision management will be handing out pay increases, promotions and generally trying to make minor improvements on the job.  This isn’t coming out of nowhere, this … Read more

Today, 282 Brooklyn Cablevision technicians and dispatchers in Brooklyn voted to join the Communications Workers of America (CWA), Local 1109 in a union election administered by National Labor Relations Board, overcoming a vigorous anti-union campaign led by Cablevision.  They are … Read more

Today, Thursday, January 26th 282 Cablevision workers in Brooklyn, New York will vote in a National Labor Relations Board election for union representation.  The following are frequently asked questions and answers about this process. Who is voting? The unit consists … Read more

New York Daily News (Durkin): Brooklyn Cablevision workers are vying to form a union – and say the company is playing hardball to block their bid. The 285 Brooklyn technicians and dispatchers are set to vote Thursday on whether to … Read more