…agents and police. Three of the four bills have already had hearings, and Council Member Williams said he expects all four bills to be approved before the summer is out. …
…System. The Jersey City mother of four still earns less than $15 an hour and can’t afford to buy into the company associated health care package. As a CNA, Smith…
…the USW President argues that the United States engages in “investment agreements” not “trade agreements” that do not benefit American workers, and actually allows for cheaper overseas steel from China…
…provides compensation to individuals suffering from physical conditions approved by the WTC Health Program. The WTC Health Program issued a new rule effective July 5, 2016 to add new-onset chronic…
…include, increasing rates of retention — even as more personnel are hired -— and fostering better relations between child care workers and the NYPD. “We need to be put in…
…with your permission or not.” Recording artists across the musical spectrum are becoming increasingly vocal in their criticism of business models which allow online users to access content for free…
…is focusing its progressive energy both inside the Democratic Party establishment and outside of it. Last week, during an online presentation to supporters, Sanders urged his followers to become directly…
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…has approved such a bill. The legislation would require elevator mechanics and contractors to be licensed by the state. Mechanics would need to have either four years of experience, complete…
…115 officers retired because of on-the-job injuries, while 70%-80% of firefighters eventually do. The June 6 agreement set firefighters’ contributions at 2.0% of their salaries, when the cost to the…
