…to literally end collective bargaining and curtail or eliminate pensions and health care benefits is going to take rallies like today to stand up to corporate greed,” said Langford. marc@laborpress.org…
…Mayor Bloomberg for “relentlessly privatizing public services and City programs.” The Mayor’s 2013 Budget “contained bad news for thousands of hard-working public servants and vital City programs including our public…
…an attorney with Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C. and Deborah Axt, Co-Director of Make the Road-NY. LaborPress had the opportunity to interview those in attendance, such as Ken Brynien,…
July 11, 2011 Around Town By Neal Tepel New York City based teachers of English as a second language at the Washington Post’s educational subsidiary, Kaplan Inc., voted in favor…
…install cameras in each of the rail stations in the system’s network, but the project hasn’t been completed and has run over budget. “It’s running over budget by tens of…
…leaving their homelands in search of a steady job in other countries. For example, more than two million Burmese are working in Thailand; Polish workers rushed to the U.K. to…
…Time scandal that ultimately cost City taxpayers $780 million for private IT contractors. The union noted at today’s presser that instead of paying 230 private consultants $400,000 a year, the…
…overcome racial inequality. Kahlenberg said, “We argue in the book that to strengthen protections for workers, the Civil Rights Act, which today protects individuals based on discrimination on race, gender…
…I support his efforts. Today nothing has worked to bring down rising obesity. Why attack as some have the Mayor for taking a substantive action – which may or may…
…research. Today, physicians are using electronic patient and medical records to help them better understand the patient’s overall health status. Physicians are also trying to keep up with the overwhelming…
