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Mayor Mamdani said the city is monitoring the situation as more than 180 retired school paraprofessionals saw their pensions chopped last month due to a longstanding error in how their payments had been calculated.

The refreshed proposal makes no direct reference to Medicare Advantage, the health program reviled by retirees who claim it offers inferior care. But it tees up a potential battle between the retirees, their unions and the Mamdani administration.

A leading organization representing retired New York City civil servants living across the country is reviving a push that would block any future

A complaint submitted to the state Labor Department accuses Amazon and 13 local subcontractors of breaking the law by failing to give delivery drivers advance notice of mass layoffs. The Teamsters union says fired employees could be owed $11 million in back pay.

Amazon and more than a dozen of its subcontractors in New York City and the suburbs face union allegations they flouted a state law that protects employees from mass layoffs or closures.

Lawmakers zeroed in on the Health Department's struggle to speedily hire and train scientists — and to enforce new testing requirements for building owners.

Despite eye-catching strikes and employer concessions, the percentage of unionized workers in the city remained flat in an annual report on the state of organized labor.

The newly-created Office of Worker Power is inspired by a similar effort by the Democratic Socialists of America and the United Electrical Workers that has helped thousands across the country organize unions in their workplaces.

More than 170,000 pages of newly released documents are a measure of vindication for survivors of the attack on the World Trade Center and its toxic cleanup.

Health workers were canvassing parts of the South Bronx for residents suffering from flu-like symptoms.