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New York City has unveiled its first 'deliverista hub' in downtown Manhattan, providing app-based delivery workers a place to rest, charge e-bikes and shelter from weather. The modernist shed near City Hall replaces a vacant newsstand and follows years of campaigning by Los Deliveristas Unidos. Mayor Zohran Mamdani expedited its construction after previous delays.

14 aprile 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Presidential delegate Julio Anativia disclosed that Camila Contreras, the seremi for Women and Gender Equity in Chile's Biobío Region, remains in office on medical leave due to pregnancy, halting Antaris Varela's assumption of the role chosen by José Antonio Kast's government. The former seremi, appointed in 2024 by Gabriel Boric, submitted a pregnancy certificate after resigning. Varela will join as staff and subrogate as needed.

Zohran Mamdani was sworn in as New York City’s mayor on January 1, 2026, after a campaign focused on affordability and public services. A recent commentary in The Nation argues that his administration should learn from the mixed legacy of former mayor John V. Lindsay, whose 1966–1973 tenure combined major liberal ambitions with political and economic vulnerabilities that later helped expose city programs to retrenchment.

01 gennaio 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Starting January 1, 2026, California's 800,000 rideshare drivers will have the right to unionize under a new state law. Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom brokered the agreement between labor groups and companies like Uber and Lyft. This makes California the second state after Massachusetts to extend collective bargaining to these workers.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that government ministers will examine Rockstar Games' dismissal of over 30 employees at its UK studio. The firings, which occurred at the end of October, have drawn accusations of union busting from affected workers and supporters. MP Chris Murray, who met with the company, expressed doubts about the process followed.

05 dicembre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

Dipendenti e ex stagisti hanno accusato lo studio di Dilara Findikoglu di pratiche lavorative abusive, inclusi turni non pagati estenuanti e spese personali non rimborsate. Queste accuse, riportate su pubblicazioni del settore, contrastano con il suo recente Vanguardia Prize ai British Fashion Awards. Lo studio ha rifiutato di commentare.