…programs. Auditors found these districts provided 9,848 recipients more than one identification number — nearly 90 percent of these instances stemmed from the New York City Human Resources Administration. …
…has affected me deeply, and made me so grateful for what I’ve learned from Aesthetic Realism. For example, I spoke with Bob, who worked 50 years as a senior design…
…the East Side of Manhattan said, “All we want to do is to go to work, take care of our families and retire like a human being. It’s a disgrace…
…permits weren’t secured for the scaffolding. Palone mentioned that if his union got the work, a professional engineer would have been hired to design the scaffolding to professional spec. Then…
…trends this budget shows for the later years, additional funding must be available and agencies must be permitted to begin planning and design for the next wave of infrastructure projects.”…
…movements [civil rights and labor movements] in this country. Both are fundamentally about advancing human dignity,” Kahlenberg said. He continued, “Also, we argue protections for labor organizing deserves to be…
…Act. Indeed the same court could handle the assassination designations. Actions like these that would be unacceptable in peacetime become acceptable in wartime. Remember the Islamist terrorists are committed to…
…has to arise to stand up for workers rights as human rights, for freedom of association, freedom to collectively bargain, and freedom to strike.” Immigration Attorney Sonia Lin brought her…
…While it is primarily an undergraduate college, a third of MCNY’s enrollment is at the Master’s level, with a plurality of students studying human services. “Our typical undergraduate student,” said…
…can personalize to current time, recipient’s location, device, social context and business rules. The New York City metropolitan area had the largest concentration of high-tech employment in the nation, with…
