…York is still waiting and hospitals in Brooklyn will close if we wait any longer. This is an issue Mayor de Blasio brought into focus during his campaign and I…
…”It’s where medical care is going in the 21st century,” the UUP president added. The pilot plan contained in the latest executive budget, however, calls for the creation of…
…saying, “To even think of closing any hospitals is not only irresponsible – I’ll go as far as to say, it’s damned criminal.” Both LICH and Interfaith are reportedly in…
…benefits to about 50,000 retirees, mostly supplemental prescription-drug coverage for people on Medicare. In the National Benefit fund, in-network care costs workers nothing, says Behroozi. In the others, it costs…
…Brooklyn hospitals, it is a matter of life and death. “If the hospitals close, people are going to die,” Rev. Taharka Robinson told LaborPress outside Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Manhattan offices…
…(D-MI) introduced a bill in 2009 to establish a single-payer health system in the United States that would provide coverage to every single working American, similar to national health systems…
…millions City taxpayers have spent on purchasing the land, building a sewer system under it, and access ramps to get to it. In fact, when the real math is done,…
…thing – but the idea that is surely causing big city plutocrats to plotz all over town this week is the revolutionary idea that soundly resonated throughout Foley Square on Thursday…
…and billionaires to one that works for hardworking New Yorkers. The project – “makingNYwork,” is a statewide initiative that will incorporate digital strategy as well as grassroots organizing. The campaign…
…address this, as well as each item on “the grid.” It’s beneficial to have as much information as possible in order to make an informed decision that benefits all stakeholders….
