
Terri Gerstein
Writer at Freelance
Workers' rights lawyer. Sometimes writer. Director, @NYUWagner Labor Initiative. Fmr: @CLJEHarvard @EconomicPolicy @NewYorkStateAG. Mom of 2 ppl taller than me.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
msn.com | Terri Gerstein |Paul K. Sonn
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Jan 16, 2025 |
newsweek.com | Terri Gerstein |Paul K. Sonn
CLOSE X Share✓ Link copied to clipboard! With the inauguration days away, the Trump administration will soon take the federal government in a vastly different direction, laying waste to advances in environmental protection, public health, workers' rights, and more. States must step into the breach to protect basic rights; there's simply so much to do.
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Oct 16, 2024 |
slate.com | Terri Gerstein
Moneybox Last year, former U.S. Circuit Court Judge David Tatel, who is blind, was denied a Lyft ride to court when a driver refused to accept his guide dog. It should not be necessary to state this, but: People who are blind deserve full access to trains, airplanes, and other transportation services—like Uber and Lyft—that are open to the general public.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
nydailynews.com | Terri Gerstein
Name that loser: Speaker House Mike Johnson joins sorry group of Republicans who pretend that Donald Trump didn’t lose in 2020
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Sep 2, 2024 |
nydailynews.com | Terri Gerstein |Joseph Geiger
When Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg successfully prosecuted Grimaldi’s pizzeria for wage theft this year, the case made headlines nationwide. The storied New York landmark was home to sordid exploitation, as low-wage immigrant workers sent repeat text messages pleading only for the wages they’d earned: “I need money please,” “Can you pay me today please,” “I sure need money to pay my rent please.”
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Think of all the people working outside in this blistering heat! Or indoors without a.c! I wrote in @nytimes last June on the urgent need for workplace heat laws. Every worker should come home safe at the end of the day, even on the hottest day of the year.https://t.co/RC1nrItlmS

Can you imagine having to work outside on a day like today?!? In the midst of this blistering heat wave, New York, New Jersey, and other states urgently need workplace heat protections. Importing reporting by @AmirKhafagy91 in @Documentedny

Exclusive 🚨 In the Middle of a Heat Wave, NY Workers are Left to Sweat After the TEMP Act Dies in Albany The State Legislature ended its session without passing the TEMP Act, a bill that would regulate extreme heat in workplaces New for @Documentedny https://t.co/w6mNeBYYwW

Horrible policy to veto UI for striking workers. At this moment when collective bargaining and workers' rights are under attack federally, Democratic state leaders have to stand up and help working people, not side with CEOs. Terrible, wrong decision.

Gov. Lamont has vetoed #UIforStrikingWorkers and once again sided with corporate CEOs over the hardworking people of Connecticut. https://t.co/ffcuA5z8Hw