Retirees frustrated by DC 37's lack of help securing settlement cash
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DC 37 members' next target: 6 percent raises & a $30 minimum wage
New NYC Job Center opens in Manhattan to connect New Yorkers with city careers
Extend the deadline for retirees to file settlement claims FREE
Workers at four New York City museums represented by Local 2110 of the United Auto Workers have voted to authorize strikes in the event of a continued stalemate with management for new contracts...
“AutoZone is terminating your employment as a result of your failure to act appropriately as a manager by engaging in and/or facilitating union activity.” It was not a shock to Nathan DuCongé when one of his bosses at AutoZone told him he was being fired...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and city officials launched a new workforce center in Lower Manhattan Sept. 28 designed to help New Yorkers navigate the process of finding and securing jobs in public service. The Jobs NYC Center, at 2 Lafayette Street, was...
Starbucks plans to close 250 North American stores later this week. It is the second big round of store closures under Starbucks Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol, who joined the company in 2024. Last September, Starbucks closed 627 stores in North...
A 51-year-old New York City man has been indicted for allegedly stealing more than $128,000 in pension benefits by continuing to collect payments intended for his mother for nearly two years after her death, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg...
Healthcare workers gathered outside Lenox Hill Hospital Sept. 24 as part of a nationwide day of action focused on immigrant workers, with labor leaders warning that changes to immigration protections could deepen staffing challenges and affect...
New York City officials announced a record $131.5 million settlement with DoorDash on Tuesday, saying the delivery company underpaid more than 260,000 workers and calling it the largest worker settlement in New York history and the largest...
The final defendant in a scheme that prosecutors say sold fake construction safety certifications to roughly 20,000 workers has pleaded guilty, further prompting condemnation from the city’s building trades over the consequences of fake training...
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To the editor: The city's latest ambulance response-time figures demonstrate why EMS workforce policy and operational performance cannot be considered separately...
To the editor: Déjà Vu. Many retirees are having difficulties filing claims for the reimbursement of copays pursuant to the recent settlement agreement...
To the editor: "Medical groups and patients sue Trump administration over Medicaid requirements" (Sept. 25 Chief) shows just another reason we need the complete healthcare coverage that all other western democracies have. For instance, Britain...
To the editor: On Oct. 1, 1946, the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg completed its work. Twenty-two surviving members of the Nazi elite were charged with mass murder. Nineteen were convicted. The IMT created the...
To the editor: Jessica Tarlov, a FOX cohost and Democrat, is promoting her new book, “I Disagree, Winning Arguments Without Losing Friends." She describes her method of navigating political differences while not getting into...
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Bos has two daughters, with a third due in January. At the grocery store, five items cost as much as a full cart once did. And last week, Bos and nearly 1,400 other people were laid off from their jobs at what had been the Navistar truck factory...
The head of the World Health Organization said Wednesday that Russian authorities have reported no case of plague in a Siberian region where a woman who worked at a laboratory that studies the disease died of pneumonia last week. The comments...
The NYPD is hiring police officers at a starting salary of $55,942 per year that increases to over $109,000 after five and one-half years on the job. THE JOB: Police Officers perform general police duties and related work in the New York City Police Department including connecting and building relationships with the community...
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is hiring cooks at a starting salary of $41,106. THE JOB: Under close or immediate supervision, performs cooking and other food preparation duties at a Port Authority Cafeteria. Receives written or oral instructions from Facility Cafeteria Supervisor...
The MTA is hiring bus maintainers at a starting salary of $37.16 per hour and train car maintainers at a starting salary of $38.80 per hour. THE JOB: Group A maintain, install, inspect, test, alter and repair the bodies and related mechanical, structural, and electrical equipment of buses and other automotive vehicles, including servicing...
The city's Department of Transportation is hiring marine oilers based in Staten Island at a salary range of $76,690 to $81,250. THE JOBUnder direct supervision, assists the Marine Engineer in the operation, maintenance and repair of motor ferry...
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The Department of Citywide Administrative Services has certified sections of the eligible lists below for appointments and promotions in city agencies, subject to the 1-in-3 rule. Some of the appointments and promotions may have already been...
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Updated Sept. 14, 2026 — Title code: 80609, total 175 candidates. See more lists at TheChief.org/Lists The Department of Citywide administrative Services (DCAS) of New York The hiring list for Exam # 6041. Readers should note that eligible...
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Many people have experienced it: an unexpected illness or injury disrupts the day, or routine bloodwork gets pushed further down the to-do list. Today, people have more choices than ever for receiving routine care … But different care settings come with different price tags. For example, research consistently shows that hospital outpatient departments charge more due to facility fees, even when the quality of care is the same.
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For Anthem members in New York, these tools and resources can help people find the right care, in the right place, at the right time, resulting in lower costs, fewer surprises, and care that feels easier to navigate...
