…a Zoom videoconference. “I can’t tell you how outraged our two million members are that the world’s second-largest multinational corporation, McDonald’s, is not giving you the equipment that you need…
…estimate that over the past decade about $1.4 billion was paid in unemployment insurance taxes in New York based on the work of undocumented immigrants and they do not benefit…
…spokesperson for Protect App-Based Drivers and Services, a coalition backing the initiative that is funded by Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash and endorsed by various law-enforcement and business organizations, several NAACP…
…to balance a multi-billion dollar state budget hole while also keeping essential safety net programs, by raising revenue from our wealthiest top 1%. I will fight for Suffolk families, small…
…be unfair. “Governor Cuomo, we are begging you – I wrote to you and I’m still waiting for your email,” said Barber. “I need a rent [cancellation] for four months.”…
…the private community hospitals serving low-income neighborhoods, which the State designates as “safety net” hospitals. Finally, there are the five large, private, and well-financed citywide hospital networks. The system’s inequities…
…we don’t want to see a repeat of Wall Street getting bailed out while we get sold out. The Council of Municipal Retiree Organizations’ primary purpose is the advancement of…
…the word, and to please get in touch if you think you may have been unfairly cheated out of wages.” Since 2014, Comptroller Stringer’s office has assessed more than $30…
…same essential workers whom we trust with our health, our nourishment, our loved ones, and our lives are too often ignored, underpaid, and overworked,” said Comptroller Stringer. “To get through…
…employed,” along with “protections for workers and their collective bargaining agreement during any bankruptcy after a bailout.” “The no-strings-attached corporate windfall proposed by the Senate is worse than the Bank…
