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CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH: LEGISLATION WOULD MANDATE INSURANCE BENEFITS

Employers in five major city industries push new bill as a way to keep things fair.

CARING FOR CAREGIVERS: NEW PLAN TO INSURE NANNIES

Working Today asks employers to kick in for nannies’ healthcare.

LABOR GOES THE DISTANCE: GARMENT UNION PLANS TRIP TO CHINA

Group sends organizers abroad in the hopes of preserving industry at home.

GAP IN GIVING

Difference in minority donations hinges on age.

ARTS and CULTURE Economy

ELECTION SPECIAL: NEWS FROM THE NEIGHBORHOODS

Community newspaper and freelance reporters from around the city offer the inside scoop on the Sept. 14 primary.

Economy Government

SHARING THE WEALTH

Pataki signs legislation to make Ground Zero contracting more diverse.

ELECTION REDIRECTION: NONPROFITS LOSE CASH

On the verge of a close presidential election, many donors are choosing to fund candidates at the expense of charities and nonprofits.

TICKED OFF TAs

University teaching assistants demand recognition for unions.

Economy Housing and Homelessness

EXPAND AND CONTRACT

Columbia University neighbors contemplate a Community Benefits Agreement that could bring open space, jobs and other perks to the area.

Economy Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

BUILDING BLOCKED NYCHA RESIDENTS WANT THEIR JOBS

A year ago, the New York City Housing Authority agreed to offer public housing residents apprenticeships on agency construction sites. Now the work is set to begin–but the jobs have…