…both Houses of Congress and the Bush tax cuts were set to expire ON SCHEDULE at the end of the year given the make-up of the new Congress, that was…
…have arthritis. “The increasing age of the U.S. workforce presents new challenges for government, employers and working families,” observes Peter Muennig, MD, MPH, associate professor of Health Policy and Management…
August 8, 2011 By Marc Bussanich “What Do We Want?” “Union!!” and “Up With The Union, “Down With The Scabs” were just some of the catcalls loudly roared at today’s…
…were able to find work this summer. The New York Daily News states that cutting city employees racked up the need for overtime and increased the city payroll by $1.2…
By Erica Varlese President Obama’s Labor Day speech entices American workers to listen to his proposed infrastructure and job creation plans on Thursday. The New York Daily News takes a…
…over sound education policy, recently adopted regulations – contrary to state law that formed the centerpiece of New York’s successful Race to the Top application – that allow districts to…
…for the reopening of the Victim Compensation Fund under the Zadroga Act. The U.S. Department of Justice issued proposed regulations that will govern how victims of the World Trade Center…
…York’s colleges and universities to build for the future is vital to New York City and our industry”, said New York Building Congress President Richard Anderson. “In the short-run, these…
By Erica Varlese More than half a million new jobs need to be created to restore the New York workforce. The unemployment rate in New York is closer to 15…
August 1, 2011 By John Thornton, Executive Vice President Amalgamated Life Insurance Previously, only large organizations offered employees dental, disability and supplemental insurance. Today, small and middle-market businesses also offer…
