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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…

ByRuth Ford 0Comments

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Apr 2004

Economy

CREDIT UNIONS GET A BOOST FROM ALBANY

Struggling to stay afloat, credit unions may soon be able to get government incentives once reserved for banks.

ByElizabeth Cady Brown 0Comments

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Feb 2004

Economy

NEW PLAYERS

A coalition of private companies working in public education has founded a new industry group to go up against advocates for keeping things public.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Jan 2004

Economy

SLIPPERY SLOPE

Union membership continued its 20-year decline in 2003, according to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Aug 2003

Economy Government

POLITICS AS UNUSUAL IN THIS FALL’S CITY COUNCIL RACES

In an otherwise sleepy election year, some City Council races are getting interesting as the September 9 primary draws near.

ByMegan Kenny and Cassi Feldman 0Comments

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Jun 2003

Economy Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

NYCHA APRENTICESHIPS

The New York City Housing Authority has agreed to enforce federal and local mandates requiring its contractors to hire public housing residents.

ByM. Kenny 0Comments

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Apr 2003

Economy Justice

HOW MAYOR’S BUDGET HITS THE HOMELESS AND FOSTER KIDS

Bloomberg’s proposed budget cuts could mean dirtier homeless shelters with fewer services and new challenges for foster parents and teens.

ByJill Grossman and Alyssa Katz 0Comments

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Feb 2003

Economy

MEMBER ROLLS

New York’s union workers are shrinking, but the state’s workforce is still the nation’s most unionized.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Jan 2003

Economy

PATAKI'S BOMBSHELL

Governor Pataki’s budget proposal pleased almost no one.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Oct 2002

Economy

PAINFUL CONTRACTIONS

As part of a shift in the city’s workforce development policy, the Human Resource Administration will soon require that the job trainers it contracts with take on a lot more…

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

BUILDING BLOCKED NYCHA RESIDENTS WANT THEIR JOBS

CREDIT UNIONS GET A BOOST FROM ALBANY

NEW PLAYERS

SLIPPERY SLOPE

POLITICS AS UNUSUAL IN THIS FALL’S CITY COUNCIL RACES

NYCHA APRENTICESHIPS

HOW MAYOR’S BUDGET HITS THE HOMELESS AND FOSTER KIDS

MEMBER ROLLS

PATAKI'S BOMBSHELL

PAINFUL CONTRACTIONS

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