Letter to the Editor – Saving Our Childrens Services August 9, 2011 By NYC Council Speaker Christine Queens Dear Neal, Thanks to your support, the City Council was able to
By Erica Varlese Rite Aid was cited by OSHA for 10 repeated and serious violations in a Brooklyn, NY store. Another 800 workers may be laid off in Nassau County,
Letter to the Editor – Better Than the Alternative is Not Good Enough August 8, 2011 Dear Neal, Pathetic, That is the only word I can think of to
Americans Working Past Age 65 is a Challenge for the U.S. August 8, 2011 By Neal Tepel Due to economics, more Americans are now working past age 65. Research conducted
By Erica Varlese A National Labor Relations Board Judge found that the workers fired for posting about their job conditions on Facebook must be rehired. Only one-quarter of U.S. teens
By Erica Varlese President Obama’s Labor Day speech entices American workers to listen to his proposed infrastructure and job creation plans on Thursday. The New York Daily News takes a
The Regents Folly and Long Island Schools August 8, 2011 By Richard C. Iannuzzi Pencils down! Standardized tests in math, science, social studies and English Language Arts for third through
Welcome to Grey Matter August 8, 2011 By Robert Grey A Column Devoted to Workplace Safety This week’s current event is the U.S. Department of Justice’s release of proposed regulations
By Erica Varlese More than half a million new jobs need to be created to restore the New York workforce. The unemployment rate in New York is closer to 15
August 1, 2011 For over twenty-five years, Salvatore J. Armao has provided accounting, auditing and consulting services to labor unions and Taft-Hartley employee benefit plans. The son of a
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