…Panel for Educational Policy; James Merriman Chief Executive Officer, New York City Charter School Center; Michael Mendel, Secretary, United Federation of Teachers; Dr. Betty Rosa, New York Board of Regents,…
…because the union didn’t want to use monies from a union controlled health fund to avert the layoffs. The hearing was heated at times as Committee on Finance Chair, Domenic…
…according to a New York Building Congress review of multiple cost induces. According to Engineering News-Record’s (ENR) Building Cost Index (BCI), construction costs in New York City have risen 3.55…
…TWU—as well as community activists, parents and members of the New York City Council. We came together to voice our objection to the Department of Education’s planned job cuts of…
…September, 2015. It calls for wage increases in each year of the contract. Important to both the Union and the League is the formation of a new Labor-Management committee whose…
…family’s life as well. Our client sued the owners of the premises alleging that they’d violated the New York State Labor Law. Dinkes & Schwitzer represented him. He was wise…
…computer chip technology,” Governor Cuomo said. “IBM, which is celebrating 100 years in New York, Intel, which is making its most significant investment in New York, as well as TSMC,…
Legislation to Protect Retiree Healthcare Benefits October 7, 2011 By Neal Tepel The national retiree advocacy organization ProtectSeniors.Org is applauding the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 827 for…
…scheming to take away entitlements.” In addition to coming to New York from Boston for the Foley Square turnout, Higgins said the union has worked with different tax analysis organizations…
…there to support the Blood Bank of New York.” New York Blood Center Vice President Rob Purvis said, “What’s so critical for us to remember is that blood donors are…
