By Erica Varlese More than 700 protesters were arrested on Saturday afternoon during the Occupy Wall Street actions. An increase in taxes and other fees will keep public employees from
The Future of L.I. Bus Service Discussed at "People's Hearing" September 1, 2011 By Neal Tepel Garden City—Hundreds of riders, civic group members, LI Bus workers, motorists and business representatives
By Erica Varlese New York Magazine has an in-depth story on the Occupy Wall Street events and the decision made by established labor unions to join in on the movement
By Erica Varlese After the Public Employees Federation rejected a proposed contract, the state began to lay off 3,500 workers yesterday. Fox Searchlight has been accused of not paying any
Avoid Costly Disclosure Mistakes August 29, 2011 By Steven Goldstein CPA, PFS, Partner, Grassi & Co. Every union has to disclose their financial activities both to the public and to
Construction Declines in 2011 August 29, 2011 By Neal Tepel The first half of 2011 saw significant declines in all sectors from the previous year. Construction starts in the non-building
By Erica Varlese The Public Employees Federation voted down a wage freeze, risking the potential for 3,500 jobs lost. Two top leaders in the United Hispanic Construction Workers have pleaded
By Erica Varlese The Public Employees Federation, the second biggest union in New York, will be voting on a three-year wage freeze to avert 3,500 layoffs. Douglas LaChance, head of
August 24, 2011 By Salvatore Armao Over a seven-year period, a 58-year-old woman embezzled almost $43 million from her union. She was the Funds Administrator of the Sandhogs Union Local
A Hazard Close To Home August 24, 2011 By William Schwitzer, Partner, Dinkes & Schwitzer A man walked into our office after discovering a trench next to his backyard. He
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