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Top poker players look for “tells” — cues that unintentionally signal bluffing. But sometimes the tell itself is a fake, designed to lure an opponent into a trap. That’s what some suspect about labor leader Harry Nespoli’s recent remark that the municipal unions have been “trying to negotiate to lower costs with the city’s hospitals but we’re going nowhere.”

Retirees could tell the City Council how New York can save money while honoring promises made to workers over the decades

Alameda County Supervisor Dave Brown, who filled the seat of the late Wilma Chan last year, will stand trial next month in a legal challenge over whether he is eligible to sit on the county board of supervisors.

The Alameda County District Attorney's Office says it will not be filing charges against the driver who hit and killed Supervisor Wilma Chan as her successor faces trial over his eligibility to fill her seat.

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Alameda County Supervisor Dave Brown, who filled the seat of the late Wilma Chan last year, will stand trial next month in a legal challenge over whether he is eligible to sit on the county Board of Supervisors.

Pay equity has been a hot topic in employment law in recent years. Now, laws requiring disclosure of pay scales are viewed as the next step towards achieving equal pay for equal work...

The decision has already been passed in Homel and in seven districts.

The United Federation of Teachers said there would be consequences for retirees and current city workers, referring to yearly health care premiums of $1,500 for the latter “if the unions don’t go along with it.”

Pay equity has been a hot topic in employment law in recent years. Laws vary by state. California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Nevada, Rhode Island and Washington recently enacted laws. New York Legislature passed Senate Bill 9427. Employers should prepare.