…as Xerox expanded beyond merely selling printers and copiers. But now they work for a native New Yorker, Ursula Burns, who became Xerox’s CEO in 2009, the company’s first African-American…
…you’re better able to address those concerns and you’re able to have a more transparent way to approach your supervisor.” Brown’s bold decision to strike last week against the Auringer-family…
…grant or deny Alma Realty the right to develop Astoria Cove, a four-tower residential development with more than 1,600 apartments, is a litmus test for Bill de Blasio’s affordable housing…
…staff.” That’s not happening in all cases, according to the feedback NYSNA has gotten so far. More than 200 doctors and nurses treating Ebola patients in West Africa have died…
…Tuesday, October 14, Assemblywoman Deborah Glick [D-66th District] joined the Restaurant Opportunities Center [ROC-United] and others at a rally outside City Hall where she vowed to drive legislation in January…
…asking the Supreme Court to take up the case. The court’s three most conservative justices, Samuel Alito, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, dissented. It is estimated that some 300,000 registered…
…candidates at the local, state, and federal levels – to demand that they do whatever it takes to help home care workers win $15 per hour and better rights on…
…charged higher advisory fees than they negotiated. The agreement returns nearly $16 million to about 31,000 Citigroup customers. “Often, it takes just one tip to uncover an error that affects…
…your’e a dog. They’re also sending out stuff that’s not really safe and secure – and I don’t want to be a part of that if an accident happens.” Edward…
October 14, 2014 By Olivia Sandbothe Reprinted From: http://www.afscme.org Chicago, Ill. – In a big win for a new AFSCME local, Chicago Cab Drivers United has reached an agreement with…
