…can we possibly take seriously arguments that New York businesses can’t afford $8.75,” Axt said. The National Retail Association has condemned increasing the current minimum wage, calling the proposed change…
…the EPP has created one of the safest and most skilled workforces in the country.” A version of the provision dates back to 1965. “In 2011 the National Labor Relations…
…have finally won back their jobs. (Read More) “We are helping car wash workers throughout the city with our organizing efforts,” returning worker Juan Campis said. “What we showed today…
…drivers and matrons. The union is fighting to safeguard one of the most important elements in today’s uncertain economy: their members’ jobs. As a retired member of DC-37, who worked…
…Postal Service and on millions of customers. It would be particularly harmful to small businesses, rural communities, the elderly, the disabled and others who depend on Saturday delivery for commerce…
…those changes were approved by the voters, abolishing the Board of Estimate and giving us the 51 Council Members that we have today. As a resident of Central Brooklyn, as…
…as the greatest city in the world, New York must continue to build and grow – but that it can’t be done “in a cheap way.” “We have to send…
February 7, 2013 By Christine C. Quinn, Speaker NYC Council It’s been reported in the news that Con Ed is seeking to increase its gas and electric rates for New…
…from income. And the deficit is down 25% since 2009 in relation to the economy, falling faster than at any time since the demobilization after World War II. We don’t…
…caves.” Roger van Oech, author 9. Get out of the box – Have an abundance mindset – “There ain’t no rules around here! We’re trying to accomplish something!” Thomas Edison,…
