EQUAL PAY RIGHTS FOR WOMEN – CLOSING THE WAGE INEQUALITY GAP IN NEW YORK AND ACROSS THE NATION
During her acceptance speech for best supporting actress at the recent Academy Awards, Patricia Arquette made an impassioned plea for...
Read MoreNEW YORK’S PROPOSED BUDGET WOULD SHUT DOWN DOCTOR SITE
The Albany Times Union reports today that the budget proposed by Governor Cuomo has cut funding for the New York physician profile...
Read MoreABERCROMBIE & FITCH AND RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION
The United States Supreme Court recently heard argument on a Title VII failure to accommodate religious beliefs case brought by...
Read MoreARE QUICK SETTLEMENTS ALWAYS A GOOD THING?
The Albany Times Union recently reported that New York City is settling claims of wrongdoing against the City even where...
Read MoreVICTIM OF DISCRIMINATION SUES CITY
The Albany Times Union reported on a case that was recently filed in Federal Court for the Northern District of New York,...
Read MoreNON-COMPETE AGREEMENTS – HOW MUCH LONGER DO THEY HAVE?
A recent article in the Albany Times Union discussed increasing scrutiny of non-compete agreements in the workplace—particularly those applied to what would...
Read MoreSTORY CITES 200,000 DEATHS FROM FALLS FOR THOSE OVER 65
The New York Times ran a very interesting story recently, discussing the issues facing an aging (and longer living) population as they...
Read MoreKNOW YOUR RIGHTS: ENSURE THAT YOUR EMPLOYER DOES NOT VIOLATE THEM
The New York Times recently profiled a woman in New York City who was fired from her job after her physician told...
Read MoreNURSING HOME FALL RESULTS IN FELONY CHARGES FOR NURSE
The Albany Times Union reported recently that a licensed practical nurse at a local nursing home had been charged with endangering the...
Read MoreTHE DALLAS EBOLA STORY BRINGS TO LIGHT A PROBLEM IN MANY HOSPITALS AND NURSING HOMES AROUND THE COUNTRY: FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE
As of this writing you would have to be living under a rock to not be aware of the first...
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