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Harrison et al v. Local One, International Union of Elevator Constructors of New York and New Jersey, AFL-CIO et al
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June 03, 2025
Elevator Union Says Misconduct Led To Member Ousting
Two former members of an elevator operators union didn't support their claims that they were booted from the union for supporting a candidate that the local's president didn't support, the union said, asking a New York federal court to toss the case.
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April 07, 2025
Union Officer Election May Proceed Despite Retaliation Row
A New York federal judge won't block an upcoming officer election at a New York City elevator workers' union or immediately reinstate two members who claimed they were retaliated against for supporting a candidate that the local's president didn't like, finding they waited too long to request an injunction.
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March 19, 2025
NY-NJ Elevator Constructors Union Fights Reinstatement Bid
An elevator constructors union that serves New York and New Jersey is fighting a former member's bid to be reinstated, telling a New York federal judge that the "reprehensible" behavior that led to the member's dismissal would likely recur if he were brought back.