…average of 47 percent on prescription medications and can be used by anyone who lives, works or visits the City. This drug card program will help all New Yorkers get…
…tax cuts that lowered the top rate to 35 percent from 39.6 percent,” said Silver. “There is no reason, in these troubled times, for New York to give the very…
May 18, 2011 By Stephanie West A public private partnership to help fund summer jobs for thousands of young New York City residents has been set up by the city….
…New York City Appeals Court recently determined that the City should not be paying for New York City Off Track Betting (NYCOTB) retiree’s healthcare. Liveries are concerned about the proposal…
…the New York Times discuss whether or not Kathy Hochul’s win in the 26th District was really all about Medicare reform. Employment in the banking industry is on the rise…
…DC 37 Executive Director Lillian Roberts and AFT President Randi Weingarten. Saunders rallied the crowd saying, “We are here to speak up for the children of New York. We have…
…of thousands of educators, other unionized workers, students, community advocates and New Yorkers of all stripes calling for a fundamental reordering of the city’s priorities. “This city is upside down,”…
…phone calls. But given the kinds of threats made against New York City at the World Trade Center, Times Square, and other places popular with visitors and tourists, we knew…
…New York City Comptroller John C. Liu. The Fair Wages for New Yorkers Act would require employers that receive major public tax subsidies to pay employees at least $10 per…
…York Times Economix blog ponders the New York living wage debate. 36 percent of New Yorkers under 30 plan to leave in the next five years due to the economic…
