…include language about currency manipulation. We can work to raise wages in the United States so people can afford to purchase products made without the human toll of our current…
…workers — including nail salons, restaurants, construction companies, grocery stores and car washes. Workers are often victimized through wage theft, human trafficking, retaliation, unsafe or unsanitary working conditions, unstable or…
September 15, 2015 By Elizabeth R. Gottlieb We Are One: Stories of Work, Life, and Love, by Elizabeth R. Gottlieb, is quilt-like in its design, each story woven into…
…economic recovery, more than 56,000 New Yorkers sleep in shelters every night . Among them are 23,000 children who attend school. No one is blameless for this human catastrophe: not…
…women in other profound ways as well. “Wage theft in our community also steals our dignity as human beings,” he said. Assemblyman Victor M. Pichardo [86th District] chided business owners…
…used to design and construct 37 smaller primary schools, 21 larger buildings for middle schools and high school. Brooklyn and Queens will be the largest recipients of new seats. The…
…the RFP process to assess and reassess proposals submitted annually by new and existing providers. Its design, however, is flawed, posing yet another challenge for minority and women entrepreneurs. After…
…112 minute feature looks at both the intricate sociopolitical forces that led to the great strike, as well as the very human frailties that contributed to its eventual demise. And…
…check box from job applications used to pre-screen applicants with prior convictions, has been written by Wade Henderson, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights….
…experts, and my constituents. President Obama entered into negotiations with Iran because he is a president interested in peace, in Israel’s security, and in avoiding the human and financial sacrifices…
