…promised change, but we are learning they don’t keep their word even when given in writing. Unfortunately, all we are seeing is more of the same broken promises and costly…
…of school as an extended family. Replacing that rubric with corporate style competition and politics, the ultimate result of doing away with seniority, reflects an extension of radical marketplace ideology….
…using the proper forms. He received no answer until today, when the request was denied. Literally at almost the same moment Fox news was given electrical access. WIN staff and…
…services necessary to building a better New York for all. Proposed cuts will hurt New York’s most vulnerable – our children, our grandparents, our national heroes veterans and the mentally…
…New York Times which was faxed daily to the ship During my 16 days abroad, the world went crazy. We saw revolutions, minor and major, take place in a number…
…programs. Five percent of our Associates are on Medicaid compared to an average for national employers of 4 percent. Twenty-seven percent of Associates’ children are on such programs,compared to a…
…in construction starts, with the World Trade Center hub (January 2010) accounting for $3 billion in estimated construction spending over the life of the project, followed by 3 World Trade…
…of other unions after word of the action was sent out over labor-friendly New York networks as well as by the national AFL-CIO. New York’s Central Labor Council also sent…
…the number of children attending New York City’s system of privately-run, city-subsidized day care centers by close to 17,000. That’s in addition to cuts that are already going into effect….
February 25, 2011 By Kismet Barksdale At a news conference held on the steps of New York City Hall Jack Ahern, President of the NYC CLC (left) stated, “We are…
