…to work safely is based on the reasonable assumption that people who have these antibodies are no longer contagious, and cannot be infected again by the virus that’s currently circulating…
…requires the completion of four floors within 40 days. Working during the pandemic has“definitely been a little bit scarier than usual,” Filpo says. “You have to be a little bit…
…grad Elsie Ingabire recently returned to work after being furloughed for a month due to the COVID-19 coronavirus lockdown. Ingabire left her construction job at Rockefeller Center on a Friday…
…and rush into the cramped room, where they find the patient gasping open-mouthed, starving for air like a fish out of water. With sedation in extremely short supply, the anesthesiologist,…
…swear to god they would.” Amy Pacholk PEF member Amy Pacholk, 41, closes her eyes and can’t help seeing the ghastly, heartbreaking faces of her intubated patients fighting for their…
…leave and hazard pay, among others. The resolution is available via https://bit.ly/2V4BMXQ The group One Voice, founded by Andy Potter, also the executive director of MCO, recently conducted a…
…the company.” There are approximately 300 hundred AGMA members that worked at the Metropolitan Opera and approximately 100 at the New York Ballet. The Met season was initially supposed to…
…that is set for July 6, Quezada has become a proponent for hazard pay, especially after his harrowing experience with the coronavirus. “I feel like even today, there’s a possibility…
Michael Bloomberg – not just morally wrong, he’d be politically disastrous. Michael Bloomberg would be the worst candidate the Democrats could possibly nominate in 2020—unless they cross-endorse Donald Trump. The…
…Legislature actually restored devastating budget cuts and called King’s remarks “factually not accurate” and “absurd.” “I think you should be embarrassed that you actually have things in your letter that…
