…medical beds, as well as laboratory, radiology, social work and pharmacy services. “SUNY tried to padlock this hospital four weeks ago. We’ve watched it violate court orders in broad daylight….
…order to excel in life.” Local 372-New York City Board of Education Employees — is the largest local within District Council 37, AFSCME, AFL-CIO, and represents 26,000 workers throughout…
…at the pharmacies,” Arroyo said. “First they started out free. Then they said, ‘Okay, you have to pay $5.’ Now, you’re paying $20 to go into a pharmacy for a…
…curriculum around what students already know and link the new information to real-life experiences, project based learning activities and personal associations, the tests linked to the Common Core Standards have…
…the validity of the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act, I moved to intervene to provide the court with arguments regarding the law’s constitutionality.” Rauner, who issued an executive order banning…
…Steinhauer. “Last month, the court ordered that legally required funding and Gov. Christie defied it. It’s time to return to the rule of law in our state and to protect…
…but it could mean dramatically lower benefit checks for a million or more retirees. In order to keep multiemployer pension funds—common in trucking and construction, where people work for many…
…equity for nearly 600 SUNY police officers. Read more Illinois AG Calls Rauner’s Anti-Union Order Unconstitutional Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner’s Feb. 9 executive order to eliminate “fair share” fees for…
…journalism jobs, which gives workers far less leverage, and the Internet-age market, in which people are willing to work for exposure in order to build their personal brands. Read more…
…counties, both on the Tennessee border, followed Warren County in approving a so-called right-to-work law. They are the first local governments in the nation to pass such laws, and three…
