…to evaluate student applicants applying to specialized schools such as Stuyvesant, Bronx Science and Brooklyn Tech. Presently a single multiple-choice test determines admittance. Included in the bill would be a…
…assured operation for 10 years with added capability to generate 435 megawatts (MW) using natural gas. “After a detailed and thorough analysis, coupled with enormous support of the community and…
…remain a global economic power, government must support and encourage policies that view family and work demands as complementary, not competing interests,” Comptroller Stringer said. “Flexible work arrangements are about…
…Espaillat/Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (A8343A/S6518A) which would raise the minimum wage in New York State to $10.10/hour by December 31, 2015 and allow cities and counties to establish local…
…a role for a pro-union consultant. After a series of recent and unjustified cuts, labor unions are beginning to understand that they need to be better prepared – and that…
…affordable housing agenda is, at bottom, about promoting opportunity, and the opportunity to grow a business in development should be available to all those with entrepreneurial spirit and talent. This…
…the tougher state English and math tests is an issue since little information was available to prepare students for these more difficult standardized tests. Tests count for 20 of 100…
…are seeking larger wage increases than those offered to other unions by the city, and has begun the process that could lead to binding arbitration. The city assumes that new…
…justified. As a former VA nurse, I understand all too well that depriving veterans of timely access to care is a disservice to them and their sacrifice to this nation….
…pension-benefits-for-life, which, according to Ms. Gelinas, makes the average LIRR retiree effectively a millionaire. In response, Mr. Simon said again that’s absurd. “Half of LIRR employees after they retire can’t…
