…the wealthiest New Yorkers and passing the DREAM Act to restoring aid to CUNY, passing the Woman’s Equality Act, funding for LGBT health and human services and critical Sandy Relief….
…win, said Mark Dudzic of the Labor Campaign for Single-Payer, labor needs a “movement against corporate power” and to move the idea “from an ideological position to a human-being position.”…
…arm, JDS Construction, did not report the accident to the Department of Buildings, she added—“we did.” JDS Development purchased the Art Deco-design building at 425-435 West 50th St., formerly a…
…after hosting a union meeting at her home, Mendez soon learned that she had unwittingly been placed on a Human Resources list. She was then actively discouraged from further union…
…The minimum wage was initially conceived of as a labor-management or human resources issue, and it can be restored to its rightful place if we emphasize its middle class value….
January 31, 2014 By Larry Cary The New York City Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (“PWFA”), which amends the New York City Human Rights Law, went into effect on January 30,…
…Houses of New York, one of the largest human service systems in New York City, with 38 agencies working at more than 400 sites and reaching half million New Yorkers…
…received a letter from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) which failed to give approval to New York’s application. “For 18 months, New Yorkers have been waiting…
…people to pay for the necessities of life such as food, shelter, clothing, is steadily and ruinously eroding. Millions of people—our brothers and sisters—are struggling just to make ends meet,…
…the Long Island Labor/Religion Coalition. In addition, the Long Island Progressive Coalition presented LaMorte the Paul Gutierrez Award for Contributions to Human Dignity. LaMorte has been named by the Long…
