New York, NY – Lily is a veteran nurse’s aide with over twenty years of hospital duty behind her. She is a short, strong woman, just five and a half
Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part Q&A with MagnaCare President of Labor and Chief Sales and Marketing Officer Michelle Zettergren where she talks about the company and
New York, NY – Security officers tasked with safeguarding area homeless shelters during the coronavirus crisis say they don’t have the necessary items to protect themselves — and are too
Long Island, NY – With New York being the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, elected officials have been warning that hospitals could be overwhelmed with a surge of patients. To
New York, NY – It’s estimated throughout the United States there are over two million Americans that work in the entertainment industry from sound stages in Hollywood to Broadway in
NEW YORK, N.Y.—More than 1,350 people have signed a petition demanding that Uber “stop lying” to drivers and start giving the state Department of Labor the pay information necessary for
While the final toll is still a long way from being counted, we already know there will be a financial impact to plan sponsors and insurers resulting from the identification
These days we’re all doing everything we can to remain healthy and stay safe with the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Staying inside as much as possible. Keeping our distance from others
Long Island, NY – In times of crisis, American companies are sometimes asked to step up and help. During World War II, auto companies began producing tanks and during natural
Greenwich, Connecticut – TWU Local 100 is mourning the death to the Coronavirus of Bus Driver Bryson Kent Bowman. Bryson Bowman, 59, worked for Student Transportation of America (STA) since
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