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A marketing arm and lobbying group, it also negotiates with 17 theatrical trade unions and guilds to establish the contracts for workers in the Broadway theater industry.

Under a deal that the city entered into in April in order to prevent an outside, emergency manager from taking control of the city, sharp cuts in new contracts for workers were permitted, with or without union approval.

"The biggest issue for workers today is scheduling," said Stuart Appelbaum, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, which negotiated contracts for workers at the Macy's, Bloomingdale's, H&M and Modell's stores.

In the process, it ended up with 372 separate bargaining contracts for workers, 5,500 delivery routes and a vast production system.

The two incidents are among numerous episodes in a vicious civil war that is roiling the U.S. labor movement and diverting attention from its core goals -- better contracts for workers, new organizing drives and a far-reaching political agenda in Washington.

The new contract for workers at St . Johns Riverside and Yonkers General Hospitals will boost salaries to levels comparable with hospital workers in New York City, said Michael Rifkin, the chief negotiator for Local 1199 Service Employees International Union.

The union released a statement that said the tentative contract for workers in the Midwest "provides for wage increases, improvements in employment security and improvements in work and job issues, limits on forced overtime and changes to unfair attendance policies".

Macy's and union leaders initially had until midnight Wednesday to agree on a new contract for workers at four locations in New York State, including the retailer's flagship location in Manhattan.

People familiar with the negotiations said a tentative deal, which was reached over the weekend, had been held up by a dispute over raises in the first year of the contract for workers in the Los Angeles suburbs.

4. The sharing economy is here, and we need a new social contract for workers in this new Liquid Workforce.

In New York and Chicago, where employees are now actively engaging in talks to establish a fair contract for workers, Andrews says that managers are starting to negotiate with workers in good faith.