…to receive disability benefits than those with a high school diploma. In addition, even though Americans are among the most educated in the world, young Americans are ranked 15th in…
…of up to 150 mp. Indeed, Russia’s national rail company, Russian Railways, announced in September that it carried a whopping 827.7 million passengers from January through September, an increase of 4.4…
…you work hard at it,” said Gonzalez. Gonzalez reported for the New York Daily News how costs associated with the CityTime project to computerize the city’s payroll system ballooned from…
…York State Professional Employees Federation, got his award from Pat Lavin, the union’s legislative director, who said his 15 years of tireless and dedicated effort had made the world a…
…he explains. In today’s media environment, this requires a “multipronged approach” of online videos, phone banking, going door-to-door, sending letters, and producing flyers. Most important, he adds, is “having workers…
…but we have people coming from all over the world who are willing to pay very high prices for an apartment. That’s a bad combination for affordable housing,” said Councilwoman…
…– was part of a highly-trained safety crew that helped avert disaster at One World Trade Center when a fellow construction worker fell, but was saved thanks to painstaking precautions…
…York City District Council of Carpenters working at the World Trade Center Transportation Hub went on strike because negotiations broke down with the Cement League. Watch Video According to union…
…state is home to hundreds of wineries that produce some of the best wine in the world, and we want both New Yorkers and visitors to come and enjoy them.”…
October 2, 2013 Daniel Squadron concedes to Letitia James By Marc Bussanich New York, NY–At about 10:00 pm last night the news flashed across the screen that Councilwoman Letitia James won…
