…while the prevailing view was that, in the famous words of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, “we have to try something. “ The Current Divides Today, a values divide has taken center…
…and AFSCME is urging the U.S. Department of health and Human Services to “encourage New York City to revise and re-issue Early Learn’s RFP in order to ensure that low-income…
…with LaborPress Publisher, Neal Tepel, about daycare closures in New York City and organized labor’s role in the November elections in New York. “PLEASE CLICK to LISTEN to the INTERVIEW”…
…last week’s Villager here. Not surprisingly, the New York Times recently published an Op-Ed in support of more development at Pier 40. For the uninitiated, the New York Times has…
…Judge Juan Colas. Even so, the leader of the powerful Madison teachers union called for immediate negotiations on a new contract. But because Colas’ ruling didn’t reinstate “interest arbitration” —…
…2009, and $10.7 billion from January through June of 2008. The data encompass all project starts in New York City, including new construction as well as alterations and renovations to…
…is from this community he knows what it means to be apart of this community and he knows the struggles that working families face here in New York City. I…
…has been said multiple times. But many remain confused about what the law will do, when it will do it, and who stands to benefit. First off, this legislation is…
…letter to be submitted by the New York Congressional Delegation to Secretary Kathleen Sebelius of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to “encourage New York City to revise…
…private and religious institutions. The good news is that may be changing, thanks to the legal advocacy of NEA and its allies and the common sense of President Obama’s National…
