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Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Commissioner Sam Levine pose with fast-food workers holding Workers' Bill of Rights

NYC Shares "Know Your Rights" Resources With Workers and Immigrants Ahead of World Cup

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Mayor Mamdani joined DCWP Commissioner Levine in Brooklyn to launch a citywide Worker Rights Day of Action, distributing workers' rights materials to fast-food and hotel workers.
Learn more about your worker rights at nyc.gov/workers.

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DCWP Kicks Off Week of World Cup Action With Small Business Education Campaign

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DCWP launched an education campaign to remind businesses of their worker and consumer protection obligations ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
If you're a small business owner, access resources and learn more about your responsibilities to consumers and workers.

New York and New Jersey Attorneys General Subpoena FIFA Over World Cup Ticketing

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New York Attorney General Letitia James and New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport launched an investigation into FIFA's ticketing practices for the upcoming World Cup tournament. Read the press release.

DCWP Secures $129,999 in Enforcement Action Against Bronx Used Auto Dealer

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Julie Su, Samuel A.A. Levine, Faiza Ali, Midori Valdivia, and Kitty Chan pose for a photo.

NYC Shares Resources on Worker Rights and Workplace Protection for Immigrant New Yorkers

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DCWP joined Deputy Mayor Julie Su, MOIA, TLC, and SBS in hosting an ethnic media roundtable to inform immigrant New Yorkers of their consumer and worker rights. Read the press release.

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