STAFF AT NEIGHBORHOOD DEFENDER SERVICE OF HARLEM ANNOUNCE UNION DRIVE

Posted on April 5, 2019April 5, 2019 by Alexi Shalom

For Immediate Release Contact: Alexi Shalom, 347-417-1715, ashalom@alaa.org Staff members are calling on NDS to recognize their union and begin bargaining immediately Harlem, NY — Staff members at the Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem (NDS), announced their intent to join the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys – UAW Local 2325 today. The attorneys, team administrators, Read more about STAFF AT NEIGHBORHOOD DEFENDER SERVICE OF HARLEM ANNOUNCE UNION DRIVE[…]

IN THE FACE OF A POTENTIAL STRIKE CAMBA DECREASES SERVICES TO CLIENTS TO ITS OWN MONETARY BENEFIT

Posted on April 2, 2019 by Alexi Shalom

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** APRIL 2, 2019 Contact: Alexi Shalom, 347-417-1715, ashalom@alaa.org BROOKLYN, NY – Management has advised several of our members in recent days to give advice only to potential clients who have scheduled appointments for intake at our Brooklyn offices and deny them full representation. Scheduling appointments with potential clients who management has no Read more about IN THE FACE OF A POTENTIAL STRIKE CAMBA DECREASES SERVICES TO CLIENTS TO ITS OWN MONETARY BENEFIT[…]

LAWYERS AT CAMBA LEGAL SERVICES GO OUT ON 24 HOUR STRIKE

Posted on March 27, 2019 by Alexi Shalom

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** Contact: Alexi Shalom, 347-417-1715, ashalom@alaa.org Spanish: Idalia Bisbal, 917-754-9306, ibisbal1024@gmail.com LAWYERS AT CAMBA LEGAL SERVICES GO OUT ON 24 HOUR STRIKE CAMBA Legal Services Staff are striking for a contract to address basic needs to reduce high employee turnover so clients can receive the quality services they deserve WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2019 Read more about LAWYERS AT CAMBA LEGAL SERVICES GO OUT ON 24 HOUR STRIKE[…]

CAMBA Workers to Vote on 1-Day Strike Authorization

Posted on March 9, 2019 by Alexi Shalom

After over 6 months of bargaining with CAMBA, our members: attorneys, paralegals, and case aides, have mobilized fiercely to achieve respect from their employer. While CAMBA employees have to go on food stamps in order to take parental leave, Joanne Oplustil, the CEO of CAMBA, rakes in over $400,000 a year. We must end the tale Read more about CAMBA Workers to Vote on 1-Day Strike Authorization[…]