…the challenges we’ve faced over the last two years, add the effects of the pandemic, social-distancing, plus the financial strains — and add the news of violence and escalated crime…
…they weren’t inside the venerable concert hall. They were outside under a construction scaffold, protesting, they said, because the producer of the night’s concert, Distinguished Concerts International New York (DCINY),…
…it’s critical that Funds take an innovative approach — one that is determined to reduce spending, while offering better care than the in-person standard. Today, Labor Unions are bargaining for…
…the names of 25 FDNY members who have died of illnesses related to their work in the World Trade Center rescue and recovery efforts to the World Trade Center Memorial…
…the Nation’s Restaurant News, a trade publication. Back in 2018 in a report entitled “Defining Self-Sufficiency in NYC” published by the United Way and City Harvest, Dr. Diana M. Pearce estimated…
…court workers persuaded the federal government to create the World Trade Center (WTC) Health Program and the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund (VCF). The health program provides free, comprehensive medical care for 9/11-related illnesses….
…Home health aides have long denounced the 24-hour shifts as physically punishing and institutionalized wage theft. “Twenty-four-hour shifts have turned me into a patient,” Rui Ling Wang, a retired home…
…Campaign’s June 18 march on Washington, D.C.; civil service jobs for U.S. veterans; and the AFL-CIO National Convention coming up in Philadelphia. Segment A: On the front lines of the…
…like today, took place at Arlington National Cemetery with the placing of a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and American flags placed on each soldier’s grave. There…
…national march on June 18 to highlight the struggles of the national tens of millions of low wage households often as essential workers on the frontlines of the pandemic. “We’re…
