June 28, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the City Council announced a budget agreement on Monday, June 25 whereby 6,500 slots for the EarlyLearn program and
May 16, 2012By Samantha Saly New Yorkers may recognize the Metropolitan College of New York name from advertisements in city subway cars alongside those for the college’s competition—for-profit institutions that
May 15, 2012 Raglan George Jr., Executive Director of DC 1707, spoke angrily on the steps of City Hall about how Mayor Bloomberg’s EarlyLearn proposal will not only prevent children
April 30, 2012 Hearing May 2nd at 500 Pearl Street – 10:30AM WHAT: District Council 1707 AFSCME, representing 25,000 subsidized day care, Head Start and other non-profit employees, will challenge New
April 17, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter As the deadline for the City’s FY 2013 budget fast approaches, once again advocates for children services and union members who work in
April 13, 2012By Assistant Vice Chancellor Matthew Sapienza Governor Cuomo and the leaders of the New York State Legislature have reached an agreement on the fiscal year 2012-13 operating and capital
April 9, 2012By Tam H. Phan, Director of Community Affair, LaborPress Dedication to diplomacy—that is Carolyn Washington. She has been with AHRC for 33 years and has worked in Direct
April 3, 2012By Tam H. Phan, Director of Community Affairs, LaborPress Carolyn Cox always understood education was important. But as life went on around her, as it does for all
March 27, 2012By Tam H. Phan, Director of Community Affairs LaborPress As Director of Community Affairs for LaborPress, I always have on top of mind our news and advocacy platform for
March 26, 2012Around Town – By Neal Tepel Professors at the City University of New York have demonstrated unprecedented opposition to CUNY’s controversial new general education plan, Pathways. More than
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