…New York-based union health plan $1 million dollars in the first year by ensuring medical appropriateness and reducing the utilization rate of high tech medical imaging from 185.50 per 1,000…
…to undertake rebuilding, an emergency sales tax letter from New York City Industrial Development Authority (IDA) is available to allow businesses to avoid payment of New York City and New…
The Role of Government During Natural Disasters November 5, 2012 By Richard Duffy, IAFF International Association of Fire Fighters The devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast…
…which together comprise the new federal health care reform law, were signed by President Obama on March 23, 2010, and March 30, 2010, respectively. Federal health reform uses a building…
…new building, let’s say we allocate a space for dry goods: powered milk, soup, Coleman stoves and lanterns that run on battery power. Even if you spend $500 on batteries…
…at any poll site throughout the state. This news is critical for those displaced by Hurricane Sandy. New Yorkers who are unable to reach their assigned polling location can vote…
Update on the City’s Response to Hurricane Sandy November 4, 2012 Around Town by Neal Tepel For many New Yorkers, the major challenges posed by Sandy continue to be mass…
Statement of George Gresham November 5, 2012 President, 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East On Hurricane Sandy We applaud all of our members in New York and New Jersey for…
…of John Krest, executive director of New York Communities for Change, a longtime activist who led the battle to unionize car washes and supermarkets citywide; and Fran Streich, the UFT’s…
Statement of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and New York Road Runners on NYC Marathon November 2, 2012 “The Marathon has been an integral part of New York City’s life for…
