…Plan Audit Quality Center • The Business and Labor Coalition of New York • The National Institute of Pension Administrators, and • The New York State Society of Certified Public…
…new decisions to make unionizing easier for workers. In New York, government jobs are down by roughly 200,000. As more and more low-income workers are eligible for Medicaid, concern rises…
July 29, 2011 After Seven Years, Commissioner Will Step Down in September “As I’ve said countless times over the last seven years, New York City has been extraordinarily lucky to…
…to make it harder for rail and airline workers to unionize. Jennifer Steinhauer, of the New York Times, takes a look at upcoming talks on the Hill regarding jobs, spending,…
By Erica Varlese A columnist at the New York Times ponders the state of unemployment. At SILive.com, a writer honors all of the emergency workers that helped save lives during…
July 29, 2011 STUART APPELBAUM (Rev.) JESSE T. WILLIAMS Jr. New York, July 20, 2011 “They, Too, Sing America” Charles M. Blow is right on the mark when he writes,…
July 29, 2011 By Harry Kelber Whether or not Democrats and Republicans reach a bipartisan agreement on raising the nation’s debt ceiling before the August 2 deadline, American workers and…
…for the City budget and its ailing economy. DeBlasio, the Public Advocate for New York City, recently fought against a plan to fire 6,000 teachers, close 20 firehouses and shut…
…government turns its back on people who rushed to the nation’s aid during one of the darkest days in our history. This legislation provides much needed health-care and compensation for…
…new to social media or not quite up to the challenge yet, they can still benefit from Bob’s guidance; without formal participation in the contest. All followers of Empire’s “Health…
