Howard Glaser News
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand was near tears when she told colleagues about a Staten Island family’s tragedy in Superstorm Sandy as she and other lawmakers appealed for federal aid. An assistance package could be introduced in Congress as early as tomorrow.
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New Jersey towns ordered evacuations and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said he is considering them as a new storm threatens gales, rain and flooding.
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Nov. 2 (Bloomberg) -- New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks at a news conference about the state's recovery efforts in the wake of Atlantic superstorm Sandy. Director of State Operations Howard Glaser and U.S. Coast Guard Rear Admiral Daniel Abel also speak. (Source: Bloomberg)
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When Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro needed New York state’s help to get a service road built that would keep a Lowe’s hardware store from closing, he knew whom to call: Joe Percoco.
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New York’s second-biggest public union rejected a contract that would have frozen wages for three years, increased worker health-care contributions and prevented thousands of firings that may begin as soon as today.
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New York state will start cutting 3,500 jobs after a union rejected a proposed contract, according to an e-mailed statement from Howard Glaser, director of state operations.
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New York lawmakers approved Governor Andrew Cuomo’s $132.6 billion budget, marking the earliest passage of a spending plan in Albany since 1983.
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Joseph Bress drew thousands of protesters to the New York Capitol when he led talks with unions under Governor Mario Cuomo in the 1990s. Now, Cuomo’s son, Andrew, is turning to the same negotiator to help wring $450 million from state employees to close a $10 billion budget gap.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo told New York state agencies to take the next step in preparing to eliminate 9,800 job positions as talks with labor unions on new contracts remained stalled.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo , who produced New York’s first on-time budget in five years last week, is standing by his threat to fire almost 10,000 workers unless they agree to provide the state with $450 million of savings.
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