…York. “Declaring war on teachers is just an excuse for the budget cuts that are undermining our kids’ opportunity for success.” “The Governor’s assertion that competition is an adequate substitute…
…the city and its doctors are reaching a fever pitch – and safety net physicians who have been without a contract for as long as five years say they will…
…a spiraling decline. There is a disillusionment among the doctors,” Proscia said. How can the current mayoral administration resolve the impasse? “The current administration is health friendly. He [de Blasio]…
…Zapata – one of the most vocal advocates for unionization. OWS activist and artist Peter Walsh. “I’m still fighting for my co-workers,” an undaunted Zapata said at an accompanying rally…
…Furillo and Anne Bové, as well as 1199 SEIU’s Neva Shillingford, with the organization’s Institutional Leadership Award for their collective work promoting innovative childcare and eldercare programs. “We’ve been very…
…peak activity. “Thanks to an improving economy, increased foreign investment, and continued progress on a handful of major public and private sector initiatives, the New York City construction market…
…caused by Lupus. ALR’s Board of Directors pays all administrative and fundraising costs, so 100% of every donation goes to fund research. · And, the Asian American Foundation recently produced…
…sub-minimum wage for tipped workers, and bills aimed and accomplishing the same goal are pending in 10 others. “This is an issue of economic justice, and it’s also an issue…
…preserve 21 farms in 12 counties across the state, and bring the total acreage under the program to approximately 59,000 acres. “Farming supports jobs, businesses and economic activity in communities…
…Attorney General’s Office as a result of a May 2014 subpoena for information about potential illegal hotels using Airbnb’s site. Attorney General Schneiderman also announced the formation of a joint…
