July 5, 2012 Mario Cilento, New York State AFL-CIO President, and Vincent Alvarez, New York City Central Labor Council President, released the following statement on Con Ed’s Misleading Ad: “Con…
…an executive board member of the New York City Central Labor Council, John Samuelsen, to discuss a variety of issues stemming from the MTA Chairman’s, Joseph Lhota, New York Post…
…inappropriate and unallowable expenses, according to audits released by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. Some contractors billed for no-show jobs, improper staff bonuses, landscaping services and flooring for…
…New York State. As of 2010, average student loan debt for public and private college graduates in New York was tenth-highest in the nation, according to the Project on Student…
…and today is another way for us to help New Yorkers achieve their American Dream,” said Commissioner LiMandri. “In recent years, this Department has made great strides to work with…
…figure there are only 700 managers who know how to do our job.” Although they couldn’t confirm the news, the picketing Local 1-2 members said that two managers were hurt…
…offering to work without a contract to ensure that New Yorkers’ safety and comfort were not compromised. Con Ed gave its CEO a 5-year, $24.8 million compensation package, and recently…
…put the safety and well-being of millions of New Yorkers at risk, they are also now on the verge of costing New York’s Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund approximately $3.4 million…
…thank Senator Schumer and Representative Nadler for their work on the Conference Committee, and all the members of the New York Delegation who fought so hard for these important programs.”…
…that New York is not Wisconsin. But now, in addition to workers working without a new contract in transit and telecom, another major union is under attack in New York….
