…service. Access / Mobility In addition to providing commuters with a way to go to and from work, mass transit, especially our buses, offer a vital link to the outside…
…pharmacy techs and surgical techs will also benefit from a new process that lifts their pay if it is below market rates. Hopkins workers successfully negotiated the way workers are…
…will “personalize” anti-poverty measures. In his 73-page report released this month, he outlines the most audacious cut to the safety net in American history. Not a surprise since Ryan has…
…net hospitals in the wake of the Affordable Care Act. “It’s not just the Affordable Care Act,” says Dr. Proscia, who became Doctors Council SEIU president in February. “There are…
July 28, 2014 By Diane Ravitch, President, The Network for Public Education When a small group of parents and educators formed the Network for Public Education in 2013, we had…
…medicine, radiology, pharmacy, surgery and internal medicine. Now working folk you might be wondering why can’t I just go to the hospital to get treatment. According to Dr. Gillespie,…
…from 2006 to 2010, doing jobs like installing thermal insulation, fixing and replacing windows, and floor covers, and working on chain-link fences in city public schools. Department of Education contractors…
…Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Union said at a press conference that both sides were discussing the union’s latest counter-offer. But in an interview with LaborPress at the Babylon train…
…power to reach a reasonable settlement in four years of bargaining. We have made counter-offers that address MTA demands, but every time the MTA just moves the ball.” @marcbuss marc@laborpress.org…
…countering on our counter. That’s no way to negotiate,” Simon said. President Barak Obama convened two presidential emergency boards to help both sides resolve the contract dispute. Both boards ruled…
