New York, NY – The New York Compensation Insurance Rating Board is an association of insurance companies that collects data about the workers’ compensation system, files proposed insurance costs with
Buffalo, NY – A possible hospital strike in Rochester was averted Oct. 29 when two SEIU unions reached a tentative contract deal, but the month-old walkout at Mercy Hospital of
New York, NY – The opiate epidemic is another crisis that will not go away. According to data released by the CDC, overdose deaths reached a record high of 93,331
WASHINGTON—Passing the Protecting the Right to Organize Act would be a huge step toward reducing discrimination against gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender workers, says the head of the AFL-CIO’s LGBTQ
New York, NY – Opponents of the city plan to move some 240,000 municipal retirees out of traditional Medicare healthcare coverage and into a privatized Medicare Advantage plan are expected
New York, NY – Staff at Code for America (CfA), a nonprofit technology company, have joined the Office and Professional Employees International Union [OPEIU] Tech Workers Union Local 1010. Code for
Brooklyn, NY – Housing rights advocates and climate emergency activists across the nation are in crisis mode, desperately urging lawmakers to “hold the line” against noisy efforts from both sides
New York, NY – All city employees will now be required to be vaccinated against Covid-19. Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi signed the order on October 20, impacting some 160,500
WASHINGTON—Latina workers with full-time jobs last year earned only 57-cents for every dollar made by non-Hispanic white men, the Economic Policy Institute [EPI] said in a brief report released for
New York, NY – As work from home becomes more routine in the aftermath of the pandemic, retailers throughout the city will continue to take a huge hit, a new
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