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What New York’s excused-leave law for first responders will mean
When Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency following the massive lake-effect snowfall that dumped about 7 feet of snow in areas just south
The meaning of the NLRB ruling on company email usage for union organizing
SYRACUSE — The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) says employees with access to their company’s email system have the right to use it for communications
More new 401(k) participants rely on balanced, target-date funds
The number of recently hired 401(k) plan participants (new hires in 2013) using balanced funds, including target-date funds, has increased significantly compared to new hires
CNY government leaders’ reactions to the death of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s 2015 State of the State address has been rescheduled to Jan. 21 following the Jan. 1 death of his father,
Research firm makes predictions for higher education in 2015
What are likely to be the big trends in the higher-education industry in 2015? One research firm says it has the answers. Eduventures, Inc.,
FSLH formally opens Outpatient Infusion Unit
UTICA — Faxton St. Luke’s Healthcare (FSLH) recently formally opened the newly renovated Outpatient Infusion Unit in its Regional Cancer Center. The FSLH Foundation
Unshackle Upstate 2015 agenda targets property-tax cap, infrastucture
Unshackle Upstate, a Rochester–based business-advocacy group for the upstate region, would like to see the New York State Legislature make the 2 percent property-tax cap
Schumer calls on feds to reimburse Upstate University Hospital, others for Ebola response
The federal government should reimburse Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse, and several other New York hospitals, for their efforts in preparing to handle any cases
Greater Utica Chamber names three directors to board
UTICA, N.Y. — The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce has named three members to its board of directors, effective Jan. 1. The three new directors
Tops Markets to close pharmacies in 27 stores, including three in Onondaga County
Tops Markets, LLC plans to close pharmacy departments in 27 of its 162 stores, including locations in North Syracuse, Fayetteville, and Skaneateles, later this month.
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