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Contract negotiations between administrators and more than 600 Ellis and Bellevue Woman’s Center nurses represented by the New York State Nurses Association have been largely stagnant

Announcing he will not run for re-election Wednesday is District 4 Executive Councilor Ted Gatsas, a Manchester Republican and its former mayor who also served as State Senate President for a time.

Salem Radio Network’s 24/7 SRN News service focuses on the T.D. JAKES FOUNDATION – created by Pastor T.D. Jakes to help lift children in underserved communities into what he hopes become life-changing experiences. SRN News is highlighting interviews with former Wells Fargo Bank executive Kelly Cornish, who serves as CEO, in special reports zeroing-in on…

Round One of November PPMs Released. The first of four rounds of ratings information from Nielsen Audio’s November 2022 PPM survey has been released for 12 markets including: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Nassau-Suffolk (Long Island), Rive ...

SCRANTON – A state court judge has overruled preliminary objections from health care defendants in the case of a licensed practical nurse, who was allegedly assaulted at work by a man with a supposed history of violent behavior towards his colleagues.

Kwame Raoul says six staffing firms and a client conspired to prevent workers from switching agencies to get a better offer.

A contingent workforce buyer and six staffing firms were sued by the Illinois Attorney General over their alleged use of no-poaching agreements.

SCRANTON – A man with a supposed history of violent behavior towards his colleagues and who allegedly assaulted a licensed practical nurse at work, denies the allegations against him in an answer to the plaintiff’s complaint.

SCRANTON – A Lackawanna County judge has authorized withdrawal of preliminary objections from a man accused of a violent assault towards one of his colleagues, a licensed practical nurse who brought litigation against him and other officials from her employer’s company.

SCRANTON – A licensed practical nurse in Lackawanna County who claimed that she was assaulted at her workplace two years ago by an individual who had a repeated history of violent behavior towards her colleagues, wants a judge to overrule the defendant’s motion to strike her demand for punitive damages.