July 29, 2014 By Stephanie West New York, NY – Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman has announced that he obtained a court order halting sales of timeshare interests at the…
…net hospitals in the wake of the Affordable Care Act. “It’s not just the Affordable Care Act,” says Dr. Proscia, who became Doctors Council SEIU president in February. “There are…
…interests even if that pursuit causes harm to others. And if they only read Smith, they would understand that Smith’s political economy was really about creating a just moral order….
…medicine, radiology, pharmacy, surgery and internal medicine. Now working folk you might be wondering why can’t I just go to the hospital to get treatment. According to Dr. Gillespie,…
…major issue in the talks. The raises will come in four increments: 3% in October 2014 and 2015, and 3.5% in the two years after that. Local 1199 members will…
…from 2006 to 2010, doing jobs like installing thermal insulation, fixing and replacing windows, and floor covers, and working on chain-link fences in city public schools. Department of Education contractors…
…a large chasm to close in order for the two sides to reach a new labor agreement. Two presidential emergency boards ruling that the unions’ offer of a six-year labor…
…toSteve Blake, vice president of Clinical Operations at Managed Health Network, Inc., a subsidiary of Health Net, Inc., “A number of studies have shown that taking time away from the…
…terminated, a 30-day “cooling off” period began, after which the unions would legally be allowed to strike. In order to prevent a strike, the LIRR followed the procedures in the…
…hope Governor Andrew Cuomo is listening. “My boss only pays me $5 an hour, and in order to survive and provide for my wife and two teenage daughters I have…
