…Despite the public meeting, the hearings, the countless community meetings by preservation advocates and community organizations, numerous articles on the proposed district and even articles in REBNY’s own newsletter, owners…
…the people of New York are appreciative of their service,” continued Parker (D-21). Remains of veterans from World War I to the Vietnam era in New York and other states…
…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…
…world, will develop an underclass of people. Homelessness will increase, and so, inevitably, will violence and crime. Employers will continue to cut wages and benefits, pushing workers into a “race…
…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…
…Kaplan Inc., with $2.5 billion in revenues last year, was founded in 1938 by Stanley Kaplan and provides professional training courses around the world. The Newspaper Guild of New York,…
…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…
…Chinese, Portuguese, Saudis, Swedes, Germans, Russians, Bolivians and those from dozens of other countries? It is well-known that in Europe, people can speak and write in at least two languages,…
…anniversary of the completion of recovery efforts at the World Trade Center site and commemorating the resilient spirit of all the men and women who helped New York overcome great…
…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…
