December 13, 2012 By Neal Tepel Free NYC Rapid Repairs Program Offers Homeowners Emergency Restoration of Heat, Hot Water and Electricity. As many as 60,000 New York City homes, which…
…offered if there is demand for it. Richard D. Winsten is Co-Chair of Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C.’s Government Relations practice, based in the New York State capital of…
…school’s leader, Juan Salgado, who welcomed the news of the staff’s decision to unionize, which will help them get a speedy certification from the state board. Salgado is CEO of…
…need to continue to rebuild bus service and invest in the infrastructure necessary to keep our buses running and deliver the best service possible to New Yorkers and those who…
November 21, 2012 By UFCW International President Joe Hansen For the second year, Walmart is planning to put profits before its workers by beginning its Black Friday sales at 8…
…in Brooklyn, NY. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) and is a member of the New York State Society of Certified Public…
November 21, 2012 Ed Koch Commentary I was struck by an article which appeared in The New York Times on November 19th reporting on the position of the British government…
…the implementation of the city’s new EarlyLearn program. “We predicted that Early Learn would be an early disaster and we were right,” New York City Councilmember Letitia James said. “Centers…
…the Republican primaries earlier this year Newt Gingrich infamously said that New York’s custodial workforce is grossly overpaid and that their jobs should be given to high school students to…
…formed in collaboration with New York State United Teachers (NYSUT), will meet periodically to discuss on-going education issues, in particular, the progress of the New York State Board of Regents…
