We’re fighting for our second contract, but after refusing to meet us for months, @CondeNast & @NewYorker are holding out on key issues and want us to bargain against ourselves. We won’t back down! Members share why we’re ready to do what it takes to win: https://t.co/porTJJqf6k
In 2021, the New Yorker Union ratified our first contract, enshrining just cause, wage increases, and other historic improvements to our labor conditions. Now, the terms of that agreement have expired—including our labor-peace provision. We once again have the right to strike.
Eating a black and white cookie from Zaro’s in Penn Station and it is surprisingly delicious but for a hint of garlicky cutting board/knife/other utensil in the vanilla side
My husband spent days and days trying to get @cigna to cover medical and dental claims for our infant daughter last year. The appeals process was a joke and Cigna constantly “lost” our claims. This reporting is so vindicating and also makes my blood boil all over again.
Doctors at a major US insurance company deny tens of thousands of claims a month without even looking at patients’ files.
“We literally click & submit,” a former Cigna doctor told @ProPublica & @Capitol_Forum. “It takes all of 10 seconds to do 50 at a time.”
The inside story 🧵
It is dispiriting that, in 2023, we need to sign petitions pressuring energy CEOs not to flagrantly violate the Clean Water Act, a 50-year-old federal law, yet here we are. https://t.co/6qeGxIwDKg
This dude immediately flew back from the Super Bowl and gathered up dozens of engineers in the middle of the night so they could make sure his tweets were more popular than the president's.
https://t.co/nFh9ikM1e2
@lenaruthsolow One time a couple years ago, a fellow nearly hit me with his car. When I registered my discontent with a few choice words, he yelled back “watch your mouth!” Because sure, reckless driving is not great, but the REAL crime is women who are not polite when in mortal danger.