November 28, 2011 By Ed Koch My impression from reading the newspapers reporting on the efforts of Occupy Wall Street, as well as seeing a number of television newscasts depicting…
November 28, 2011 By Harry Kelber Watching the daily reports of the economic crisis in Europe and the turmoil of financial markets in Asia, most American workers have hardly any…
…of thousands for Camp Brooklyn. Since it just takes $500 to send a child to camp for two-weeks, the evening adds up to good news for dozens of Brooklyn children….
…costs ballooned to $8 billion because “the market had the worst return performance in the past decade.” In contrast, he cited the changes some cities across the country and the…
…employers. “You’re going to learns the ABCs of worker’s comp,” said Clarke. “Hopefully you’ll get a little upset.” New reforms The news about workers’ comp isn’t all bad — legislators…
November 21, 2011 By Harry Kelber For decades, American workers have resented, but forced to accept, the fact that corporation executives received huge salaries and bonuses, while they, who produced…
…bridge. “It’s time for the one percent to pay their fair share, so that the 99 percent can begin to live the American dream,” Gresham said before his arrest. The…
…this important civil rights law happen. Breakfast series featuring news makers, lunches with thought leaders, commemorations of zoning law milestones, panels on the future of New York City, discussion of…
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November 14, 2011 By David Klein Rumbling rides along uneven streets. Lurches and jolts over potholes. The pressure of your foot pushing on the brake, hour after hour. It all…
