…a federal mediator to assist with the talks. OSHA cited Buffalo Recycling Enterprises, LLC for 15 alleged violations of health and safety standards, prompted by an incident in 2010 where…
…at least aren’t being paid for what counts as legitimate work. For the record, all of Labor Press’s writers are paid. Some contributors and columnists are not. Freelancers are invited…
…the roads of DeKalb County denuded of signs affixed to every available telephone pole. And able bodied adults receiving public benefits while working “under the table” jobs would be discovered….
…the Nurses Association. The Nurses Association also commends the inclusion of funding for SUNY and CUNY nursing programs as well as for the Nursing Faculty Loan Forgiveness Incentive and Senator…
April 2, 2011 By Kate Breslin, President and CEO, Schuyler Center for Analysis and Advocacy (SCAA) The Governor and Legislative leaders have reached agreement on the 2011-12 State Budget. Bill…
…Aid to Localities Budget Appropriation Bill A.4003-E. Health budget legislative changes are in A.4009-D. For all the actual budget legislation, go to: http://www.assembly.state.ny.us/2011Budget/?sec=finalbills or http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us and enter the bill number….
…Authorities, and Commissions, which has oversight on the MTA, and State Senator Marty Golden, who along with Brennan has sponsored a transit “lock box” bill in the legislature. A dozen…
…that anymore. And I remember Albert Shanker and Randy Weingarten who pushed the teachers’ rights way past everyone else’s. And you know what? Education for the children didn’t improve. The…
…accident and all body parts injured. STATEMENTS: Injured, in shock and fearful of losing a good job workers are easily intimidated. Too often, employers try to bully the accident victim…
March 30, 2011 By Thomas DiNapoli, NYS Comptroller The City’s decision to reduce its use of consultants makes sense. There’s a time and a place for outsourcing projects, but it…
