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Commercial Observer: Hail the Prevailing Wage

09 Mar, 2018

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09 Mar, 2018

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Commercial Observer: Hail the Prevailing Wage

Gary LaBarbera, president of the 100,000 member Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York,

Commercial Observer: Hail the Prevailing Wage

NYC Nor’Easter

NYC Nor’Easter

09 Mar, 2018

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NYC Nor’Easter

To the workers of all trades who toil in the worst of weather to keep our city up and running as well as those whose work can’t take a snow day, we thank you.

NYC Nor’Easter

March 8, 2018: International Women's Day

09 Mar, 2018

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09 Mar, 2018

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March 8, 2018: International Women's Day

Women's History Month has been recognized in the United States since 1987 but this past Thursday, March 8, we celebrated International Women's Day.

March 8, 2018: International Women's Day

Moving Beyond Janus Workshops

09 Mar, 2018

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09 Mar, 2018

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Moving Beyond Janus Workshops

Is your local prepared for the upcoming Janus decision?

Moving Beyond Janus Workshops

Congress Is Getting Ready To Demolish Dodd-Frank Regulations

07 Mar, 2018

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07 Mar, 2018

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Congress Is Getting Ready To Demolish Dodd-Frank Regulations

The Senate will vote on a bill Tuesday that’s being touted by supporters as much-needed regulatory relief for small community banks — a sales pitch that conjures images of tellers greeting longtime customers by name as they kick farm dust off their boots at the door.

Congress Is Getting Ready To Demolish Dodd-Frank Regulations

Public Employers Must Address Harassment Too

Public Employers Must Address Harassment Too

07 Mar, 2018

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Public Employers Must Address Harassment Too

The #MeToo movement has challenged our nation to confront pervasive sexual harassment in the workplace. Women of every age, every background and every profession have faced harassment, and for too many perpetrators there has been no accountability.

Public Employers Must Address Harassment Too