…rugs. All that has changed in her long tenure has been the floors that she works on. A native of Poland, she has had some difficult times, including the loss…
…take to increase the wages and benefits and lower the work burden and decrease turnover for New York City’s and New York State’s health and human services workforce even while…
…strapped local governments, state governments should utilize their more extensive – and less regressive – revenue bases to help. Given the critical importance of public human services provided by nonprofit…
…funds. Donovick, executive director of the BAC International Health Fund and director of human resources, Staff Health Plan, International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers, expects roundtable participants will want…
…appalling for a human rights organization,” Housing Works volunteer Catherine Sullivan later told LaborPress on the street. “I just can’t put the two together at all. I’ve been part of…
…emotions. The play is adeptly directed by Jamie Lloyd. The design components –sound, lighting, and sets – all establish the mood and support the drama of the relationships. Hiddleston, Cox,…
…especially to cover workers for app-based services. “Making everyone an employee isn’t a modern solution,” said Frank Kerbein, director of the Business Council of New York State’s human-resources department. Business…
…emotions. The play is adeptly directed by Jamie Lloyd. The design components –sound, lighting and sets – all establish the mood and support the drama of the relationships. Hiddleston, Cox,…
…unions representing FDNY EMS workers who charge they are being shortchanged in their struggle for pay parity. “Equal pay for equal work is a basic human right,” James said on…
Critics of a proposed DOL rule say expanding religious exemption claims could allow the wholesale discrimination of workers. New York, NY – This past week, Public Advocate Jumaane D. Williams…
