…is, Mike, so we’re here to remind you.” Dr. Donald Moore spoke about the pitfalls of Medicare Advantage Plans and enumerated the horrors and difficulties physicians experience causing many to leave advantage plans. “For retirees, these privatized plans would diminish…
…the morgues were so inundated, corpses had to be stored in refrigeration trailers outside hospitals. Our members faced gruesome and shocking circumstances in the line of duty—and they continue to…
…out “a select group of failing and insolvent, privately managed multiemployer retirement plans.” They said Democrats had rejected “bipartisan solutions that offer longterm structural reforms to the management of multiemployer…
…should have been the prime opportunity to support them with direct relief,” wrote Rodriguez in a statement. “Instead, their voices were shut out of the budget process, while behind-the-scenes deals…
…Comptroller Brad Lander, Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, State Senator Jessica Ramos and retiring New York State Senator Diane Savino were also on hand. Past and present JFK 8 workers recounted…
…your feet because of the fund” Angeles Solis, lead organizer at Make the Road, told well over 100 excluded workers rallying outside the governor’s Third Avenue offices on Tuesday, March…
…it had a net loss of $1.04 billion. Its net operating income in 2021 was $676 million. Ascension received $1.8 billion in federal pandemic aid in the 12-month period that…
…comp are forfeited. In addition, the workers’ comp insurer has a lien against the lawsuit, which means it is entitled to be repaid out of the settlement or verdict for…
…he manage to take care of them all? “I wish I had a good answer,” he responds. “You’re stuck doing the best you can with what you’ve got. It’s not…
…our participants and will continue to monitor conditions. Our venue has made several Covid-appropriate modifications that will benefit the meeting. LP: Is there a standout message or theme that you…
