…vaccination mandate. “The administration has often lacked clarity, consistency, or courage in implementing the necessary policies to keep New Yorkers safe amid the ongoing pandemic; but the requirements announced today…
…high copayments and such a narrow network of doctors and hospitals that “you have to do a big exhaustive search to find anybody that accepts it.” The workers also want…
…she said. “We had to close our door today because of a behavior issue, and that’s not safe. All I’m relying on are the filters in our room, which we…
…by these contracts to a breaking point. We risked our health and safety all year, working through the pandemic to ensure that our business emerged intact.” Loeb told the Los…
…at 1199SEIU headquarters in Manhattan, which featured gripping personal stories from homecare workers and the people they serve. The Act would provide $400 billion over 10 years to expand homecare…
…hold different weight for those who lost people during the pandemic. Recent reports reflect Covid’s decline. Then again, the news comes after the deaths of more than 700,000 people across…
…it go from city-run to run by a nonprofit. “I joined this fight for the Safety in our Shelters Act because I know what we had and what we lost….
…and aggravated working conditions, bringing 60,000 behind-the-scenes workers covered by these contracts to a breaking point. We risked our health and safety all year, working through the Pandemic to ensure…
…There are times, when I hear stories from someone who may live on the other side of the country, and yet our similarities are astonishing. There are also times in…
…a week to run the strike, she said, from buying water for picketers to running a pantry that gives out 200 bags of food. On Thursdays, they give out clothing…
