Ardist Brown Jr. Executive Board Member

NYC: NOW is the time to show up for essential residential workers! Sign the petition to show your support. April 15: We will rally, vote on authorizing a strike if necessary! @32BJSEIU We Don't Play💜 Sign here: 👇🏾 seiu32bj.org/we-make-nyc-ho… #WeMakeNYCHome

@bradlander You Rock! We at @32BJSEIU know you always stand with us! 👍🏾

@UnionNow_ It was an honor representing my union with @NYCMayor @ZohranKMamdani @SenSanders @FlyingWithSara in solidarity with union leaders from all over, with a special thanks to @JulieSuLabor @32BJSEIU We Don't Play💜

@UnionNow_ In the face of the growing threat of Al and robotics, it is more important than ever that workers have a say in their workplace. On Sunday, @BernieSanders hosted a rally with @ZohranKMamdani and @FlyingWithSara to strengthen the labor movement and expand worker power. Thank you @MannyPastreich @JulieSuLabor and @32BJSEIU We Don't Play💜 #WeMakeNYCHome

Thank you @UnionNow_ @SenSanders @NYCMayor and @32BJSEIU for the opportunity to speak on behalf of my union and stand in solidarity with many other union leaders for the same common goal.

@CBSNewYork Possible NYC residential building worker strike could impact tens of thousands of union members. @32BJSEIU We Don't Play💜 #WeMakeNYCHome WATCH VIDEO 👇🏾 cbsnews.com/newyork/news/n…

@NY1 Thousands of building workers prepare for possible strike as contract deadline nears @32BJSEIU We Don't Play!💜 #WeMakeNYCHome Watch The Video👇🏾 ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…

Thank you to @SenatorMcKnight @RajMukherji @katiebrennan_32 @SolomonforJC @EleanaLittle, Councilwoman Singh, and @jake_ephros for joining Thursday’s roundtable in Jersey City and taking the time to hear directly from residential building workers. These are the voices behind the city’s growth—now it’s time to turn listening into action.

Time To Roll Up Our Sleeves And Get To Work, The Realty Advisory Board @RABOLR Has The Best Interest Of The Billionaire Building Owners. Unfortunately For Them @32BJSEIU Has 34, 000 Hungry Residential Members Ready To Rumble. LETS GET IT ON! 🥊

@ABC7NY 34,000 BUILDING WORKERS ACROSS NYC COULD GO ON STRIKE LATER THIS MONTH @32BJSEIU We Don't Play💜 #WeMakeNYCHome WATCH THE VIDEO👇🏾 abc7ny.com/post/building-…

Our @32BJSEIU strike captains have been active this week. NYC residential building service workers have been meeting to prepare Strike HQs and to compare notes on how to get 3,500 residential buildings STRIKE READY ahead of our 4/20 contract expiration covering 34,000 members! #WeMakeNYCHome

34,000 residential workers who keep NYC running are fighting for a fair contract, including legal benefits for migrants. No cuts to health care. Fair wages. Respect for essential workers. @32BJSEIU We Don't Play💜 #WeMakeNYCHome READ STORY:👇🏾 documentedny.com/2026/04/07/nyc…

non union security officers @32BJSEIU walked off job on strike over what they say are unfair labor practices against their employer Abacus Corp Abacus responded to strike saying in part that they pay full time Baltimore City security officers $25/hr & offer benefits @wbalradio

It’s 8am in Baltimore. Instead of reporting to work, Abacus Security officers are reporting to the picket line. Why? Because workers demand Abacus respect their right to form a union without intimidation or retaliatory firings.

We were proud to stand yesterday at the CT State Capital with students from Danbury, @CT4aDREAM and @SenatorJulie Kushner, as member-leader Teodora Ortiz spoke in favor of Senate Bill 91 and other measures that would protect sensitive areas in CT from ICE.

We are proud to endorse Latrice Walker (@TheRealLatriceW), a leader who understands that when working people succeed, our communities grow stronger. We’re excited to support her leadership and commitment to fairness, opportunity, and respect on the job. 💜✊ #32BJVotes

NOW is the time to show up for essential residential workers! Sign the petition to show your support. April 15: We will rally, vote on authorizing a strike if necessary! @32BJSEIU We Don't Play💜 Sign here: 👇🏾 seiu32bj.org/we-make-nyc-ho… #WeMakeNYCHome

@fox5ny About 34,000 apartment building door persons, porters, superintendents and resident managers are preparing to go on strike if a new contract is not reached. @32BJSEIU We Don't Play💜 #WeMakeNYCHome

Safety of the residents is our #1 priority, are you going to put that on the line with strangers? If we go on strike security guards with no knowledge of your needs will replace us, will you really feel safe? Tell the Realty Advisory Board @RABOLR to stop the nonsense and take care of the 34, 000 @32BJSEIU workers who keep your buildings safe and secure!

@1010WINS New York City residential building workers are warning the Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations that if they don't negotiate a fair contract by April 15, they are going on strike. The 34,000 essential residential workers—including doormen, porters and concierges-are mobilizing every day this week to set up strike headquarters across the city as they advocate for fair wages and to maintain their current healthcare. "Sometimes we have to let the [RAB] and everyone know, we are not to be taken advantage of, or for granted," concierge Justin Maloney told 1010 WINS. "We know you guys love us and need us, and it's reciprocated, but life is getting unaffordable right now in New York City. So we have to let them know, the [RAB] know, that we're going to fight for the benefits we deserve, no givebacks." Some workers spoke of the financial burdens they would face having to pay in for healthcare premiums they previously had covered. Many said that while they feel appreciated by their residents, the RAB needs to show the same support. “l've developed positive and strong relationships with all the residents," doorman Jordan Weiss said. “I really feel that residents should come out and support us during our campaign here." President of the RAB, Howard Rothschild, said in a statement that the group is "committed to working with 32BJ to reach a fair contract, but there is still significant distance between the parties." The likelihood of 0% rent increases across nearly one million rent-stabilized apartments in New York City for years during the entire life of this contract will significantly limit the industry's ability to support wage growth," the statement continued. "At the same time, co-ops and condos basically operate as non-profits and they are already contending with rising tax burdens and increased common charges. @32BJSEIU We Don’t Play! 💜