…limited. “Firstly, standardized testing is to measure student achievement and learning. They were never designed for evaluations. A good evaluation system, in contrast, uses multiple measures, which allows for local…
…terrible health care benefits with high premiums and they’re pissed that the former Chief Operating Officer Tom Rutledge left the company with a $28 million payment.” Dubnau also noted, “If…
…the New York State Nurses Association was just averted, at the 41st Human Rights Awards Dinner at the New York Hilton. A long list of current and former labor luminaries…
…February 1, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. The release announcing the RFP, At Tavern on the Green, describes a casual restaurant, outdoor café, and bar that will honor the original design…
…when selecting the design for the so-called “taxi of tomorrow”. As a result, they say the winning design violates the Americans With Disabilities Act. The plaintiff’s attorney said it’s a…
…as indisputable proof that public pension systems shouldn’t be run by private sector financial managers with questionable tenures. Floyd believes that Liu’s pension reform proposal is nothing more than an…
…that an arbitrator ruled that there’d be a reduction in nurses’ benefits and they’d be responsible for contributions, but that it’s up to each facility to determine how to implement…
…the deficit. Spending is reduced $7 billion below last year’s funding levels, and some programs fare better than others. Labor, Health and Human Services and Education programs will be cut around…
…than the old one, leaving a space that will have to be filled with new pipe. With limited time to call the architect’s office, the steamfitters have to design piping…
…must not squander their chance. They must retain the “millionaires’ tax” or implement a new tax on the 1%. Schools, human services, higher education and transportation have all been cut…
