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Former President Bill Clinton said the fund will invest in infrastructure for areas affected by Sandy.

Over 4,000 workers said their employers made them use paid sick days when they couldn't get to work.

Workers at the General Theological Seminary said they were canned with little notice.

The chance to become a plumber's apprentice drew huge crowds in Long Island City.

A looming strike that threatened to stall I'll Have Another's chance at a Triple Crown has been averted.

Some car wash employees work 105 hours a week with low pay and no sick days, according to a new study.

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn announced a new living wage bill that will not include tenants.

Local 79 has set up an ongoing rally to protest unsafe conditions and low wages at the hotel.

The City Council faced off Tuesday on controversial legislation that would boost wages for some workers.

Echoing the message of Occupy Wall Street, transit and buildings union workers rallied outside of a Midtown hotel where contract negotiations got underway Tuesday.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Friday that Occupy Wall Street protesters are damaging the city's economy.

Occupy Wall Street has set up a functioning town in Zuccotti Park with committees for food, sanitation and housing.  

The City Council was originally supposed to vote at 8 p.m, Tuesday. Now, the hour of the vote is unknown.

About 1,000 city workers will still be laid off under the budget plan, set to be approved by the City Council Tuesday.

The retail giant is reportedly looking at possible locations in East Harlem and along Ladies' Mile on Sixth Avenue.