…PM – 4 PM – Health Professions and Human Services High School – 345 East 15th Street (between 1st and 2nd Avenues) Leslie Pena (212) 979-9696 Michael G. DenDekker –…
…on the line under a push for increased safety,” Samuelsen said. “MTA officials cast doubt against workplace dangers faced by bus and train operators.” Dead rats and human feces coupled…
…state legislators in Connecticut approved a bill to mandate paid sick leave for service workers. The Human Services Council of New York City speculates that nonprofit jobs will be hit…
…and for unscrupulous contractors without sick pay, overtime, or benefits. Organizing these workers is currently only on the radar screen of RWDSU and LIUNA. Putting a human face on worker…
…who have died as a result of a job related injuries or illnesses and when we recommit ourselves to fight for the human right of every work to a safe…
…Redesign Team (MRT) to redesign and restructure the Medicaid program to be more efficient and get better results for patients. There are reallocations within the MRT cap that reduce some…
…ill brother whose medical expenses she could not cover because she had lost her job over two years ago my office worked with the NYC Department of Human Resources to…
…education, human services, and almost every area of public services. However, it is about as good as could be done, considering the financial, political, and legal realities. We faced a…
…to fix the design. No doubt design changes can be costly. Processing new information that shakes prior presumptions that inform the foundation of a multi billion dollar enterprise such as…
March 18, 2011 By Linda Gomez Park Slope Parents, the popular network of Brooklyn parents, joined A Better Balance, Human Rights Watch, and the New York State Paid Leave Coalition…
