…units for middle income families earning up to $155,000 per year as it is for extremely low income families earning less than $28,000 per year. The City’s approach to affordable…
…pack it in. — Bernard Callegari, Laborers Local 79 On Monday, Governor Cuomo tweeted his support of IBEW Local 3 strikers saying, “I proudly join my brothers and sisters in…
…behemoth more than $2.5 billion in subsidies to locate its new branch headquarters in Long Island City. Amazon is facing a tough sell in New York City. “Any company being…
…workers it cut off when it locked them out in June. The measure, introduced by Rep. James O’Day (D-Worcester), would also prohibit the state from giving the company public funds…
…President Tino Gagliardi told LaborPress by email. “Not having one’s recording rights protected is also exploitative of the musicians’ intellectual property. In this day and age, every live show is…
…went on medication for an injury — and they just kept on taking it. It could be the loss of income which causes people to look for comfort in other…
…there was constant state-of-good-repair investment.” Putting more money into mass transit, he adds, would pay “unbelievable dividends in the U.S. economy.” It would create good-paying jobs, make the U.S. transportation…
…its worldwide lodging portfolio. They include the Marriott Hotel Mena House in Eygpt, the Moxy Tbilisi,in Georgia and the Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa in Indonesia. Union workers are…
…commitment to transform and improve our public healthcare system.” NYC Health + Hospitals is investing between $1.5 and $2 million to set up each of the three new ExpressCare clinics…
…a 9/11-related illness. This sick leave is retroactive to September 11, 2001 and leave taken since then for a 9/11-related illness will be restored. “My Administration has been working around…
