…SUNY Downstate’s budgetary woes. Instead, members of the Brooklyn Delegation discussed the need for retraining and incentivizing early retirement, as well as the need to adjust to the new “realities”…
July 17, 2012 LaborPress Editorial By Neal Tepel, Publisher The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) wants to sell off in-patient and outpatient dialysis services to a private…
…union has been waging a three-year battle against publisher Inkwell Solutions, where 60 workers (writers, editors, graphic artists and translators) in New York were owed $360,000 for writing content for…
July 16, 2012 By Joe Maniscalco Opponents hoping to stop the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) from completing the outsourcing of the system’s dialysis services are stepping…
…since January 2012. Office Outlook The long-term outlook for new office construction in Manhattan remains strong. New York’s ongoing attractiveness as a center of commerce, along with decades of under-building…
The Lock Out of Local 1-2 is Everyone’s Fight July 16, 2012 By Barbara Kestenbaum As many New Yorkers know, on Sunday, July 1 2012, Consolidated Edison—a company that raked…
…executive board member, said in an interview that the union is readying for a big rally next week. In fact, The New York City Central Labor Council notified its membership…
Taxi Drivers Win Pay Raise and Lease Caps July 13, 2012 By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter The New York Taxi Workers Alliance was the first association to enter the…
…and information systems; inspected accounting books and systems; and prepared government filings, among other duties. Earlier in her career, Santana-Farrugia was an auditor at the New Hyde Park accounting firm…
…New Yorkers must be able to trust that when they cast a valid ballot, their vote will be counted accurately. On August 8th, Council Member Gale A. Brewer, Chair of…
