September 27, 2013 By Neal Tepel Michael Cordiello New York City – Calling the ruling a “tremendous victory” ATU Local 1181 President Michael Cordiello applauded a recent National Labor Relations…
…contract because they say Kaplan is stalling. Watch Video It was the first time teachers at Kaplan International, a private language school that teaches English language courses to students from…
September 26, 2013 By Prof. Oren M. Levin-Waldman, Ph.D. Graduate School for Public Affairs and Administration Metropolitan The minimum wage has recently been in the news because of the fast…
…have a great, new arena in Brooklyn.” The National Labor Relations Board is currently conducting a hearing into charges the Cablevision and CEO Dolan intimidated and spyed on workers,…
…the city over $300 million since enacted under the late Mayor Ed Koch. Watch Video According to Assemblyman Weprin, the tax abatement took effect back in the 1980s when the…
September 25, 2013 By Joe Maniscalco Melissa Mark-Viverito. New York, NY – After a combined 20 years of Rudy Giuliani and Mike Bloomberg, hard-pressed working men and women and their advocates…
…building the world’s tallest modular building, the latest advances could undermine job prospects for building tradesmen. Ledwith was formerly the business manager for the Metallic Lathers and Reinforcing Ironworkers Union…
…of revenue, income tax withholding, is growing. However, the growth is slightly below updated projections for year-end. Much of the good news so far this year comes from one-time windfalls.”…
…says Jacquelyn McCormick of the National Post Office Collaborate. In New York City, the Postal Service recently put plans to close 34 post offices on hold, says Chuck Zlatkin, political…
September 23, 2013 By Marc Bussanich Trains running along the Northeast Corridor New York, NY—The Northeast Corridor runs for 457 miles between Boston and Washington, D.C. On the south end…
