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NY congressional hopeful’s hotels have years of labor complaints

Contractor tied to labor probe tapped for public housing repairs

Workers underpaid at East Harlem stimulus-supported construction sites, claims say

Eddie Small

Ample Hills Creamery co-founders Brian Smith and Jackie Cuscuna (Credit: Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for NYCWFF; iStock)

Ample Hills Creamery to lay off all 101 of its workers

Georgia Kromrei

Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia (Scalia by Samuel Corum/Getty Images; Noam Galai/Getty Images; Mike Pont/Getty Images)

Hospitality, retail led job gains in July

Sasha Jones

Workers at the location, 526 Gulf Avenue in Staten Island, are being told that they do not have to wear masks in areas not monitored by cameras. (Google Maps, iStock)

“Save us, Jeff Bezos!” Worker says Amazon contractor shuns Covid safety

Orion Jones

Rising mortgage rates, hospitality and warehouses hire more people

Strong jobs report brings warning signs for housing market

NYC apartment vacancies shrink in third quarter as vacancies nationwide hit highest percentage since 1986

U.S. employment report has analysts split on commercial real estate outlook

Hard-hit retail, restaurants, construction show big jobs gains in October

Department Of Labor

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Cracks show in real estate employment

NYC workplace fatalities up in 2010

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NY congressional hopeful’s hotels have years of labor complaints

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