BUFFALO, N.Y.—New York State Attorney General Letitia James last week stepped into the strike over understaffing at Buffalo’s Mercy Hospital, issuing a cease-and-desist order to the company the Catholic
New York, NY – More people are finally returning to the workplace. Offices that have gone untouched since the shutdown are now being revisited after sitting vacant for all this
New York, NY – Workplace violence is a leading cause of occupational injury. Assaults can come from strangers, customers or patients, or even co-workers. It’s important to recognize that injuries
New York, NY – Security officers working at city-contracted homeless shelters rallied at City Hall Park on Oct. 7, ahead of a NYC Council vote on the Safety in Our Shelters
New York, NY – The claim form used to file for workers’ compensation benefits includes this question: “Have you had another injury to the same body part, or a similar
New York, NY – The demand for greater diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace has never been higher. Companies spend as much as $8 billion a year on diversity
New York, NY – District Council 37 members working for the Department of Education must now provide proof that they’ve been at least partially vaccinated against Covid-19 in order to
New York, NY – I am driving northbound with fresh eyes after taking a class I will talk more about in a later article. I am thinking about this class
Bellport, NY – Workers, elected officials and community residents on Friday called on Quality King, one of the nation’s leading distributors of brand items, to negotiate a fair labor contract for
New York, NY – There are generally two kinds of drivers in the workers’ comp system: drivers who deliver people, and drivers who deliver things. Some are covered, some may
