…schedules and scripts, internet, print, and other types of advertisements, pamphlets, circulars, flyers, brochures, letter heads and other printed materials. Committees conducting independent expenditures must follow rules and regulations already…
…offering solutions. And there are many opportunities to meet, network and exchange information with many other trustees from around the country. The overall message I take away from each conference…
…more than 8,000 faculty, professionals and other workers. The hospital’s closure – or privatization – would deal an economic blow to Brooklyn, which is still reeling from the effects of…
…have ripple effects and force employers to adjust the wages of those throughout their respective internal wage structures. Another approach would be to encourage employers to pay their workers, especially…
…resources to make health care work better for both our members and the entire community.” A registered nurse, behavioral health specialist and pharmacist will also be available at EmblemHealth Neighborhood…
…Video The drivers and matrons were joined by contingents of TWU Local 100, United Federation of Teachers and 32BJ SEIU as they marched from Cadman Plaza, across the Brooklyn Bridge…
…America’s homes and businesses. The effects are being felt in cities and towns across the country. USPS executives cannot save the Postal Service by tearing it apart. These across-the-board cutbacks…
…development. But what we don’t support – and what we won’t support – is irresponsible development.” Despite enjoying the generous support of public money in the form of tax breaks…
…to pass these costs on to ratepayers. As the City Council has said before, New Yorkers cannot – and should not – be asked to pay more just to receive…
…10 years as a medical practitioner in New York. Most recently he served as vice president, Quality Improvement and Medical Policy at Health Net, where he built and managed clinical…
