We’ve all heard — or experienced — our share of healthcare horror stories. While some of those tales relate to the treatment side of things, the majority of these tales
New York – New York City has received $10.1 million in federal grants to replace nearly 925 fossil fuel-powered fleet vehicles with electric vehicles (EV) and install 315 new EV chargers across
Nearly 4,000 nurses who are members of the New York State Nurses Association reached a tentative agreement on a fair contract with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital on Dec. 31. The agreement came
Governor Kathy Hochul has signed important legislation providing additional tools to allow for the enforcement of labor laws in the construction industry. “This legislation will help ensure transparency, reduce fraud
“Some Like it Hot” is based on the award-winning movie starring Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Marilyn Monroe, and Joe E. Brown. This popular play can be seen at the Shubert
New York, NY – On Wednesday, December 21, a rally was held in lower Manhattan. A large crowd of municipal retirees and supporters marched from UFT headquarters at 52 Broadway
An arbitrator’s non-binding report on December 15, 2022, recommended that New York City switch over 250,000 retired city workers and their dependents to the privatized health insurance plan known as
As 2022 comes to an end, we’d like to thank all our clients, colleagues, and employees for another amazing year. The success of our firm over the last 55 years of
A 2021 New York State law establishing staffing minimums in nursing homes will soon begin to be enforced. Approximately 75% of the state’s 600 nursing homes have violated the standards.
Larry Hughes, a 61-year member of New York’s Local 6A union, the Cement and Concrete Laborers, joined the union in 1961. Both of his grandfathers were born into slavery, and
