…the board.” Intro. 1169, the measure which Reyna is sponsoring, would require developers receiving large public subsidies to participate in state-approved safety training programs, while also improving transparency and accountability. …
…William Howard Taft High School. After graduating from Columbia University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy, he was awarded a scholarship from the University of California Medical School…
…union halls. “Safety seems to be a big concern for these workers. A lot of them have to buy their own safety equipment, they work on sites where there’s no…
…to $8.25 an hour since the Governor vetoed the legislation. According to New Jersey Policy Perspective, the state’s legislature approved raising the wage to $8.50 to go into effect on…
…ways to build faster, cheaper and better. Watch Video Mr. Cross spoke at a New York Building Congress event at the New York Hilton where Richard Anderson, NYBC’s president, presented the…
…including charter cities. The law explicitly targets cities that have voter-approved provisions in their charters that authorize the optional use of prevailing wage. The bill was authored by Senate President…
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…it’s “being built nonunion with out-of-state workers.” To counter this, the federation is lobbying town boards to require contractors on large or subsidized projects to have a state-approved apprenticeship program—which…
…Brewer has seen all kinds of schemes by landlords, developers and investors to kick out low- to moderate-income New Yorkers in order to command higher rents. For example, she’s witnessed…
…with state approved training programs to give workers the skills they need to work safely and compete for long-term employment beyond this project.” “So far, the developer has said maybe…
