Implementation of New York’s Delivery Worker Minimum Wage Law Halted by Court Order
A landmark minimum wage law aimed at increasing pay for nearly 60,000 delivery workers in New York City was delayed on Friday, July 7th, due
A landmark minimum wage law aimed at increasing pay for nearly 60,000 delivery workers in New York City was delayed on Friday, July 7th, due
Mayor Eric Adams has secured a $4 billion, five-year preliminary contract with the Uniformed Officers Coalition, representing 11 unions, including four police associations. These include
On Monday, February 6th, Mayor Eric Adams announced that the city will be removing its vaccination mandate for city workers. The move comes as over
In an unprecedented change in course, City Hall has announced that they will consider municipal workers’ previous demand for hybrid work. The city has agreed
New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks has been at the forefront of many initiatives to advance the city’s educational framework. From bolstering literacy and
To counteract the growing exodus of families from the New York City school system, a group of City Council members, including Councilmen Joe Borelli (R-Staten
New York City is rapidly preparing for the upcoming school year as an additional 500 migrant children register for classes mere days before the commencement
The Adams administration has presented a comprehensive plan to bolster school safety, set to take effect as students return for the upcoming academic year, following