91 Pink Slips To Lord & Taylor Employees
The post-Christmas season will be rough for 91 Lord & Taylor employees who will be laid off on January 31, 2020.
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New York Employers Must Give Employees 3 Hours Paid Leave to Vote on Election Day
Employees allowed up to three hours of paid leave to go to the polls on Election Day.
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Episode #1 of The Challenge: Dan Kramer, Owner of Art Cafe & Bari
Rockland business owners talk about a significant challenge and what they do to meet that challenge to run a successful business.
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Newly Launched “Business Of WE” Attracts Business Women From Rockland & Bergen
The Business of WE, a women’s networking group that recently launched a Rockland/Bergen chapter with more than 30 women from a variety of industries, is gearing up for its second event Tuesday, 6 pm to 9 pm at The Time Hotel in Nyack
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Startups Should Oil Their Wheels Before Branding Themselves
Truth is, there are situations where you may not need the powers of branding to help your company grow. One of those situations is the startup phase of building your business.
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New York Employers Cannot Ask Job Applicants About Their Past Salaries
On July 10, 2019, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill that amends New York Labor Law to include a prohibition on employers making wage or salary history inquiries.
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Vasco Ventures Offered 60 Days To Close On HNA Center
The Brooklyn group under contract to purchase the HNA Training Center in Palisades from the Chinese-owned property has been given more time to close on a deal that stalled last month
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Gen Zers Are Spending Less; Lowest Level Since 2011
Teenagers or Gen Xers are spending less as they worries about the economy become more potent
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Most New Yorkers Say Vaping Is A Serious Health Problem
Meanwhile, seventy-eight percent of New Yorkers think E-cigarette use and vaping is a somewhat (28 percent) or very (50 percent) serious public health problem according to a new Siena College Poll.
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Rockland County Considers Styrofoam Ban
Rockland County Minority Leader Lon Hofstein wants the county to explore the benefits and drawbacks of banning the use of Styrofoam used for food services in the county.
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