From PolitckerNJ, May 4, 2015 TRENTON, N.J. – A bill sponsored by Assembly Deputy Republican Leader Nancy F. Muñoz to allow an attending advanced nurse practitioner (APN) to determine their patients’ cause of death was signed into law today by
May 4, 2015 Workers’ Memorial Day pays tribute to those who were killed or injured on the job, as well as renews the fight for safe workplaces for all. In New Brunswick last week, About 400 workers from community organizations,
From NJ Advance Media for NJ.com, April 26, 2015 NEW BRUNSWICK — Rutgers University has quietly resolved several major whistleblower cases inherited with the merger of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, agreeing to nearly $2 million
On Friday, April 24th, we had our latest negotiations session with UH management. Despite still not presenting an economic proposal at this late date, we did manage to have a productive session.
From the New Jersey AFL-CIO, April 27, 2015 A The labor movement sets aside April 28th of each year to remember workers who died on the job in the past year – our brothers and sisters, colleagues, family members and
April 24, 2015 Newark, NJ – The public discourse on health care in this nation has increased exponentially since the introduction of the Affordable Care Act by President Barack Obama five years ago. Indeed, from the ambitious goals set forth
HPAE had a negotiations session with management Thursday, April 23rd. We were able to reach several agreements updating the contract language to reflect University Hospital as a separate entity which is due to the restructuring of UMDNJ as of
HPAE negotiations with the University are still progressing. Before a settlement can be reached, there are a number of outstanding issues that must be resolved first.
From the New Jersey AFL-CIO, April 20, 2015 New Jersey’s legislative leaders, Senate President Stephen Sweeney and General Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto, will sign on as amicus curiae to the New Jersey public employees’ pension lawsuit challenging the Christie Administration’s
From the LA Times, April 18, 2015 After five years and more than 50 votes in Congress, the Republican campaign to repeal the Affordable Care Act is essentially over. GOP congressional leaders, unable to roll back the law while President