…Cost Benefit Ratios. Over the past twenty years, savings for clients has totaled in excess of one Billion dollars ($1,000,000.000). Presently, NYCHSRO/ MedReview completes more than 10,000 reviews each month….
May 5, 2011 By Michael A. Harris A new report that “exposes $1.5 billion in subsidies, sweetheart deals, and tax loopholes,” which the city is failing to rein in was…
…To respond to this crisis, advocates, services providers, and religious institutions have formed the Emergency Coalition to Save Childcare. Parents impacted by the cuts, daycare workers who are losing jobs,…
April 22, 2011 By Stephanie West Most New York City unions seem to be taking a pass on Earth Day, but not TWU Local 100, which sent out an e-blast…
…out of business. Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markwitz asked city to reconsider building the new New York City taxis in Brooklyn, not Mexico, to create local, union jobs. The Steelworkers…
April 21, 2011 By Tom Canty, VP & GM Sales, Empire BlueCross BlueShield What’s the difference between a co pay and co insurance? What does it mean if a doctor…
GOP Bills Will Maim the Middle Class Reprint, April 19, 2011 By John R. Durso March 24, 2011, Long Island Business News Republican lawmakers are pressing an extreme agenda in…
By Erica Varlese States are hoping to raise the unemployment tax for businesses to replenish the funds used for unemployment benefits. 32 states, including New York, collectively owe the government…
…to submit a writing sample and, if we like it, be assigned $50 for a short piece (from 300 to 450 words), and we’ll throw in an extra $25 if…
…Curiously, those with a criminal background are exempt for New York’s Work Experience Program. That is a good idea, you don’t want criminals cleaning schools, but, for some, it also…
