…to balance a multi-billion dollar state budget hole while also keeping essential safety net programs, by raising revenue from our wealthiest top 1%. I will fight for Suffolk families, small…
…far back as the 1990s, according to Barber. Fifteen of Korn’s buildings were on the landlord watchlist in 2019, and he had an average of 2,877 NYC Department of Housing…
…the private community hospitals serving low-income neighborhoods, which the State designates as “safety net” hospitals. Finally, there are the five large, private, and well-financed citywide hospital networks. The system’s inequities…
…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…
…its unemployment, healthcare, and other safety-net programs to cover independent contractors. The NYC Comptroller has recommended that basic safety net protections must extend to New Yorkers regardless of immigration status,…
…employed,” along with “protections for workers and their collective bargaining agreement during any bankruptcy after a bailout.” “The no-strings-attached corporate windfall proposed by the Senate is worse than the Bank…
…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,…
…aren’t a bad idea, Taylor said—“we support getting cash in people’s hands”—but wouldn’t be enough. The federal government could help workers more, he went on, by subsidizing employer-based health plans,…
…that focuses on risk management and commercial insurance. The report was based on research conducted by Lockton companies, a global risk management firm. The data was based on denials that…
