…space; failure to properly track or account for vacated space; failure to consistently follow protocols for space request evaluations; and a lack of adequate controls to ensure no unnecessary costs are incurred. In one instance, Stringer’s audit…
…the job in highway work zones since 1983. “In an instant, distracted driving can kill and change lives forever,” CSEA President Danny Donohoe warns. “Keep in mind [too], that most traffic zone…
…solutions with the imperative that jobs aren’t lost.” The package of bills that Councilman Richards is currently spearheading in the City Council which advocates the installation of solar panels and…
…573 members have installed 8,500 solar panels and 6,500 energy efficient LED’s at this GM plant. This facility is currently building the Chevrolet Cruze model sedan, the world best-selling compact…
…be expanding the system to upper Manhattan, Southern Brooklyn and Queens, and that they’ll be installing new technology so that it’s easier to park or unlock the bikes at stations….
…that successfully fought to establish a $15 minimum wage in Seattle, for instance, says that Walmart’s decision to raise staff wages to $10 over the next couple of years, is…
…issues are not solely financial. For instance,there is a need to eradicate the process of the “poor door” where separate entrances to the same building are used for tenants of…
…installed several routes that they describe as a form of BRT, they call “Select Bus Service,” or SBS. While the City Council considers advocating a plan to mandate more SBS,…
…the Wagner Act, also recognized that the power imbalance between employers and workers not only leads to strife and disruptions in productive enterprise, but instability. They saw this measure as…
…December is about to experience some instant Karma – workers at Pure Food and Wine and One Lucky Duck say they will join together in a class action lawsuit against Sarma…
