A Path to Gig Workers’ Rights
BY: BARBARE AKHALKATSI Following a spring 2026 New Labor Forum article examining the gig economy and worker organizing, CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies …[read more]
BY: BARBARE AKHALKATSI Following a spring 2026 New Labor Forum article examining the gig economy and worker organizing, CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies …[read more]
BY ESTHER BOILEAU Council members of the subcommittee for early childhood education came forward to talk about the expansion of 2k enrollment and the failure …[read more]
BY RIVER FLEISCHNER There is a one in three chance rogue artificial intelligence could seize control from humanity in the near future, according to an …[read more]
BY NOELLE RANGRAS Private equity (PE) firms now control roughly half of the home care sector in New York State, Cornell University researchers said at …[read more]
BY CYRUS STORLIE Dispersion of efforts and economic impact across the five boroughs was the main point of contention at a Sept. 30 joint committee …[read more]
BY: NICHOLAS GUMBS New York City lawmakers questioned environmental officials Wednesday, September 30, over whether the city needs a new agency to oversee coastal protection …[read more]
BY ALBINA CEKA Red tape is likely shutting out community organizations and volunteer groups from New York City Public Parks. To address mounting frustrations the …[read more]
BY GIANCARLOS ASENCIO Members of the City Council Higher Education Committee met with CUNY officials to discuss the state of study abroad programs and …[read more]
BY RIVER FLEISCHNER Ten individuals donated about $481 million to Trump’s 2024 campaign, accounting for 44% of all money raised, according to a lawyer …[read more]
BY EMILY NIXON The New York (NY) City Council heard a record 23 bills calling for reformed legislation to regulate delivery corporations, the sale and …[read more]
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