…investments in education, the safety net and job creation. Accepting a less progressive tax policy would allow the richest taxpayers to continue to pay less than their fair share. CUNY…
…cost cutting” that the agency hopes nets “$850 million of recurring savings by 2015.” Out of that $850 million, the report states that the agency will “Work with Labor to…
…to seek international bailouts. Morgan Stanley declined 5.5 percent . Citigroup Inc. slid 5 percent. JPMorgan Chase & Co. slumped 3.7 percent. Bank of America Corp. fell 3.8 percent. Goldman…
…they are suffering from chronic illnesses like diabetes. The unique tool collects data from multiple streams such as hospital, physicians and pharmacy claims. Janice Albert, President, CEO of HealthCare Strategies,…
…recent forum organized by the Professional Staff Congress (PSC) Safety Net Working Group featured a distinguished panel who discussed the necessity to defend the nation’s social safety net in the…
…receive the appropriate care from the appropriate physician. It’s important for members to see in-network doctors because out-of-network costs can quickly drain a fund’s money flow. In addition to providing…
…organization that provides a great service to our city. These volunteers are literally giving the gift of life.” Local 338 RWDSU/ UFCW represents more than 18,000 supermarket, retail pharmacy, dairy…
…a bad deal for working families: • The Korea agreement is the biggest trade deal since NAFTA. It would displace an estimated 159,000 net U.S. jobs, mostly in manufacturing. •…
…business district achieved a net business increase and significant economic diversification over the last ten years. Among other key findings of the report: • Since 2005, 37% of relocations to…
…and we must start now. Our country is too good and too rich to weaken our commitment to safety net protections such as Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and Unemployment Insurance….
