During a rally today aimed at raising the minimum
wage for fast food workers Governor Cuomo declared that «I don't use those words «income inequality.»»
Not exact matches
Flanagan's main concern wasn't necessarily the issue itself of transgender rights, but Cuomo's use of executive authority, which previously rankled Republicans when the
governor administratively increased the state's minimum
wage for fast -
food workers to $ 15.
This year, the
Governor took the recommendation from the state
wage board he created to establish a $ 15 minimum
wage for fast food workers.
Last month, a
wage board appointed by
Governor Cuomo suggested a minimum
wage hike
for fast food workers to $ 15 an hour.
The
governor proposed having the minimum
wage for all Upstate
workers to hit $ 15 an hour at the same time as the
fast food workers reached that rate.
I also asked Heastie if he's concerned about the
governor's increased reliance of late on his executive powers to circumvent the Legislature on key policy issues like a minimum
wage increase
for the state's
fast food workers and creation of a special prosecutor to handle cases in which unarmed civilians die at the hands of law enforcement officers.
Governor Cuomo has acted alone this year on several different issues, including a minimum
wage hike
for fast food workers and legal protections
for transgender New Yorkers.
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Governor Cuomo, at a large union rally to raise the minimum
wage in New York City's Union Square, called out
fast food chains McDonald's and Burger King by name Thursday and accused them of «corporate greed»
for underpaying
workers.
But more than six months before lawmakers acted,
Governor Cuomo convened a
wage board that enacted a different schedule
for fast food workers.
The fourth and final hearing was held by a board specially appointed
Governor Andrew Cuomo to consider raising the minimum
wage for fast food workers in New York.
Governor Andrew Cuomo held a rally at the Manhattan headquarters of the Hotel and Motel Trades Council Thursday urging a «
Wage Board», which he appointed, to increase the minimum wage for fast food work
Wage Board», which he appointed, to increase the minimum
wage for fast food work
wage for fast food workers.
Though the business community has disagreed with Cuomo over the minimum
wage bill and his recent executive actions raising the
wage for fast food workers, Briccetti says she understand the
governor has political considerations with the left of his party.
That did not stop advocates from protesting at the Dunkin' Donuts at the state Capitol, saying the
governor's recently phased in
wage increase
for fast food workers is too slow.
ALBANY —
Governor Andrew Cuomo is convening a
wage board to examine raising wages
for workers in the
fast food industry, he wrote in a lengthy op - ed to be published in the New York Times on Thursday.
Cuomo, along with George Gresham — the president of 1199 SEIU — took about half a dozen questions from participants, who asked how the
governor reached the $ 15 figure, why was he able to raise the
wage for fast food workers, and why the state is pushing to increase the minimum
wage and not the federal government.
Next Wednesday, the New York
wage board, convened by
Governor Andrew Cuomo, is expected to make its recommendation
for raising the state - wide minimum
wage for fast food workers to $ 15.
Governor Cuomo, at a large union rally in NYC's Union Square to raise the minimum
wage, called out
fast food chains McDonalds and Burger King by name and accused them of «corporate greed»
for under paying
workers.
That did not stop advocates from protesting at the Dunkin Donuts at the state Capitol, saying the
governor's recent phased in
wage increase
for fast food workers is too slow.
At a rally in Manhattan, the Democratic
governor shared the stage with national labor leaders after a state
wage board recommended raising the minimum
wage for fast -
food workers to $ 15 and hour, delivering a key victory in a national push by unions — led by Service Employees International Union — to improve the lot of (and unionize) employees at McDonald's, Burger King and other chains.
It was a good week
for supporters of raising the minimum
wage, as a state appeals board upheld
Governor Cuomo's planned increase to a $ 15 per hour minimum
wage for fast food workers, disputing arguments that certain factors weren't adequately analyzed before making the decision to raise the
wage.
«Had we not come to a compromise and taken appropriate action, the
governor would have gone out and done this on his own,» Flanagan said, referring to Cuomo's tactics to increase the
wage for fast -
food workers in 2015.
The
governor, after unsuccessfully trying to raise the minimum
wage further through the legislature, appointed a
wage board, which voted in July to increase the minimum
wage for fast food worker to $ 15 an hour over the next several years.
The
governor is also pressing the State Senate to agree to pass a law to raise the minimum
wage to $ 15 an hour
for workers not covered by his executive action that apply to
fast food workers and state
workers.
The
governor has already acted unilaterally to raise the
wage for fast food workers.
ALBANY — A senior adviser to
Governor Andrew Cuomo said the governor stands in «strong solidarity» with labor unions and progressive groups seeking a $ 15 minimum wage for fast food workers, but stopped short of saying Cuomo would support that particular hour
Governor Andrew Cuomo said the
governor stands in «strong solidarity» with labor unions and progressive groups seeking a $ 15 minimum wage for fast food workers, but stopped short of saying Cuomo would support that particular hour
governor stands in «strong solidarity» with labor unions and progressive groups seeking a $ 15 minimum
wage for fast food workers, but stopped short of saying Cuomo would support that particular hourly rate.
Workers in the
fast food industry, tipped positions, and all other industries will get a higher
wage starting today as
Governor Cuomo continues to push
for a $ 15 statewide minimum
wage.
The
governor convened a
wage board that eventually led the state's Department of Labor to increase the minimum hourly rate
for fast food workers, arguing that the industry should be singled out because many of its employees also receive public assistance.
Since then, the
governor has acted administratively to phase in the
wage increase
for fast food and state
workers, and is pressing
for a bill to enact a $ 15 minimum
wage statewide.
«It should be no surprise to New Yorkers that Gov. Cuomo intends to effectively amend the Human Rights Law without consulting the State Legislature; not long ago, the
Governor overstepped the bounds of his executive authority in regard to the minimum
wage to be paid to
fast -
food workers,» said Rev. Jason McGuire, Executive Director of New Yorkers
for Constitutional Freedoms.
The numbers have remained mired despite over all popularity
for two of the
governor's signature programs, gun control, known as the SAFE Act, and raising the minimum
wage for fast food workers to $ 15 an hour.
The
governor also shared the stage with Stringer at a rally to celebrate a state board's decision to raise the minimum
wage for fast food workers — something de Blasio called
for before Cuomo, but alas, was unable celebrate because of his Italy trip.
A special panel created by
Governor Andrew Cuomo voted Wednesday to raise the minimum
wage for fast -
food workers in the state to $ 15 by 2021.
Governor Cuomo's labor commissioner is likely in the next few days to finalize a phased in hike in the minimum
wage to $ 15 an hour
for fast food workers.
In May,
Governor Andrew Cuomo requested the
Wage Board consider hiking pay
for fast -
food workers.