…move quickly to seize market opportunities.” As of June 30, the Fund had 38.5 percent of its assets invested in publicly traded domestic equities and 16.9 percent in non-U.S. and…
…of drama in the store and unfair treatment,” said Beaton. She’s only making $8 hour in an industry that is very profitable. According to Fast Food Forward, the fast food…
…pay increases, lower-cost heath benefits, and numerous improvements to working conditions. Workers at these colleges went to management at the start of the academic year in 2013 with majority support…
…In addition to emergency funding to improve staffing levels the bill also provides vital resources for funding new facility leases treatment of traumatic brain injury and military sexual trauma and…
…including many of the neighborhoods served by the members of our local, receive inadequate transit service. And unlike an investment in the mega-projects I alluded to above, many of the…
…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…
…continues its immediate fight for public hospital funding, Doctors Council SEIU is also looking ahead to the future and the realization of universal healthcare. “When you have insurers involved in…
…on Staten Island on Monday morning. Leading the tour was the CEO of AdvantageCare, William A. Gillespie, who is a pediatrician by training, who told us in a video interview…
July 22, 2014 By Steven Wishnia New York—In what the city comptroller’s office says is the largest individual settlement it has ever awarded, a Long Island-based contractor has agreed to…
