…networked hospital systems are currently losing $350-$450 million a month, according to Ken Raske, president of the Greater New York Hospital Association. While that’s hardly good news, the big systems…
…in training, employed and unemployed, men and women and certainly the rainbow of working families. Learning from the two unfair bailouts of the housing/financial crises over the past 20 years,…
…the table,” said Comptroller Stringer. “In these challenging times, every dollar counts. While the federal social safety net continues to discriminate based on immigration status, we’re working around the clock to…
…he never takes in any fresh air. This makes the feeling of drowning even worse. M.’s heart rate climbs to 150…160..170..180! At this rate the heart hasn’t time to fill…
…a customer without PPE approaches their shopping lane. Apparently, the installation of plexiglass at the pharmacy counter and cashier’s lane is uneven across Walmart’s 5,000 U.S. stores. “There are some…
…hands every 30 minutes or as needed, add plexiglass barriers at check stands and pharmacy counters, limit crowds and increase sanitizing in the store, among other things. In absence from…
…Stringer’s report, more than 50 percent of frontline workers are foreign-born. Building-cleaning services employ the highest share of immigrants (70 percent), followed by healthcare (53 percent) and food and drug…
…the coronavirus hit, 40 percent of Americans couldn’t afford a $400 emergency,” Ocasio-Cortez said. “The consequences of that are happening in really rapid motion, because so many of us are…
…adults making less than $75,000 a year and $500 each to their children. It would have extended unemployment benefits for 13 weeks, one month less than Democrats wanted. It included…
…they don’t have most of the safety-net protections that regular employees do. “It looks like revenue is down 70% to 80% for the people that are still driving,” Bhairavi Desai,…
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