…more than 2.4 million people. SEIU members contacted people by holding enrollment sign-up events, making phone calls, knocking on people’s doors and through online activities. Outreach took place from October…
…people with disabilities who receive home health care. But if a service was approved for a particular period and is cut for the next period, the state has argued this…
…Time sheets must be submitted within one month of the work being performed and approved by the City no more than one month later; Agencies to verify an individual’s qualifications…
…a full-scale hospital rather than the $150 million to build just the emergency department. The redevelopment plan finally approved by the City Council in 2012 reflected the modifications sought by…
…consecutive year. It includes $1.5 billion in property tax relief for New York homeowners conditioned on approved plans for local governments to become more efficient. The Budget also puts forward…
…HERE represents more than 270,000 workers throughout the U.S. and Canada who work in the hospitality, gaming, food service, manufacturing, textile, laundry, and airport industries. For more information, visit www.unitehere.org….
…by the US Department of Energy that it has approved plans for the export of natural gas from the Jordan Cove terminal in Coos Bay, Oregon: “This is an exciting…
…and competent staff is very difficult. It’s time we step back.” A complete list of establishments participating in the inaugural “High Road Restaurant Week” can be found at www.highroadny.org. …
…accuracy of online business listings or writing one-line descriptions of porn video clips. As online shopping requires shipping and distribution, though, it has stimulated rapid growth in “logistics” jobs—warehousing and…
March 21, 2014 By Alan Schulkin, City Hall Reporter New York, NY — Signing his first bill into law as Mayor, the Mayor on March 21st approved sweeping paid sick…
