…the 100 stores that had self-checkout by the end of next month, Wilcox told SN. The space formerly devoted to self-checkouts is being filled with regular checkstands or express lanes….
July 11, 2011 By Mayor Michael Bloomberg The following is the text of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s weekly radio address as prepared for delivery on 1010 WINS News Radio for…
…in fines. Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced yesterday that Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith is stepping down. The Peninsula Hospital Center in Queens, NY is cutting 100 nursing jobs. Rioting in London…
…accredited by the National Committee on Quality Assurance (“NCQA”) as a “Patient Centered Medical Home.” In a patient centered medical home, the medical practice is organized around the patient and…
…trustee for TWU Local 100 on the New York City Employees’ Retirement System, which has $44 Billion in assets, 300,000 participants and is the largest municipal retirement system in the…
…construction site, the carpenters union has now voted to strike. Unemployment claims are down slightly from last week. Jezebel, an online magazine, reports on the gender gap in recovery from…
…know. Download a “Collective Bargaining is the American Way” poster to proudly display this Fourth of July weekend. Click here: http://www.afscme.org/july4 The poster is a replica of one used in…
…does as little harm to our most vulnerable populations as it possibly can. I am happy that the three Bronx fire companies that were slated for closure have been spared,…
…good faith. An Op-Ed in the New York Times explores the effects of the Patco strike during the Reagan era. In the wake of the agreement between the Civil Service…
…of what they see as the Obama administration’s hostility towards business. In a Wednesday editorial, The National Review referred to the NLRB as a “runaway agency pursuing a narrow, partisan…
