State judge blocks city plan to shift municipal retirees to Medicare Advantage plan
Around 250,000 retired municipal workers will get to keep their current health care plans, rather than be forced onto the Medicare Advantage plan.
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Around 250,000 retired municipal workers will get to keep their current health care plans, rather than be forced onto the Medicare Advantage plan.
Asylum seekers were the main focus of Community Board 12, which held its last general meeting before summmer break last week.More than 130 people hopped on the June 21 virtual
Recently, two important court decisions ruled that a New York City local law known as the Guaranty Law, which rendered unenforceable certain guaranties of commercial lease obligations,...
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has taken to the streets in an effort to help fill the more than 20,000 vacancies in New York's municipal agencies.
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