2016 Legislative Bulletins
- March 25, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Final Stretch of Budget Negotiations, Minimum Wage Increase Still Undecided, Funding for Senior Housing Builds Momentum, Additional Advocacy Opportunities, City Council Releases State Budget Agenda The final stretch of budget negotiations are going on NOW, the minimum wage increase is still up in the air, funding for senior is gaining traction, please continue to advocate in this final stretch of budget negotiations, and the City Council released their state budget agenda.
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- March 18, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Budget Conference Committees Begin, E-Prescribing Update, Minimum Wage Battle Continues, and Time to Re-engage with Lawmakers The budget conference committees have begun to meet, great news in regards to e-prescribing, minimum wage is still in the spotlight, and we must continue to advocate.
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- March 11, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
E-prescribing Mandate, Legislative Budget Proposals, Assembly Advances Senior Housing Proposal, Legislature to Pass One-House Budget Bills Next Week, PEAK Leadership Summit and Hill Visits, Paid Family Leave Update The e-prescribing mandate is sixteen days away, legislative budget proposals are starting to take shape, Assembly advances senior housing proposal, Assembly's budget proposal is looking to include $2M in additional funding for senior communities, PEAK Leadership Summit and hill visits coming up early next week, legislature is looking to pass one-house budget bills next week, Paid Family Leave proposal receives numerous endorsements and Mike Piazza was in the Capitol this week.
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- March 7, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Consensus on Budget Revenue, Legislature Determining Budget Priorities This Week, Assembly Prioritizes Minimum Wage and Family Leave This week, leaders reach consensus on budget revenue, legislature is determining budget priorities this week (WE NEED TO ADVOCATE), Senator Flanagan states priorities, Assembly prioritizes minimum wage and family leave and the Governor advocates for Paid Family Leave Proposal.
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- February 29, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Budget Revenue Projections, Advocating on Budget Issues, New Bill Introduced, Cuomo's "Drive for $15" and Senate IDC Releases Affordability Plan for Seniors In this issue, the Assembly and Senate release their revenue forecasts, budget issues that we need everyone to advocate on, a new e-prescribing bill has been introduced and the Senate IDC has released a Senior's First Agenda.
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- February 19, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Minimum Wage Campaign Grows, Senior Housing Advocacy Progressing in State Budget and Paid Family Leave Update In this issue, Governor Cuomo held a telephone town hall last night, LeadingAge NY and other affordable housing organizations continue to push lawmakers to fund a Senior Housing Capital Program, and the Governor's 30-day amendments tweaked paid family leave.
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- February 12, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Department of LaborAnalyzes Minimum Wage, Recap of Advocacy Day and Unions Pushing for Ratios Bill In this issue we explore what DOL has to say about minimum wage, a recap of Adcoacy Day and unions are pushing to pass the "nurse staffing ratios" bill.
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- February 5, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Final Details for Advocacy Day, Housing Budget Hearing Recap, Minimum Wage, and Paid Family Leave In this issue, important details in regards to Advocacy Day, and some more updates on previous topics.
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- February 1, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Budget Schedule released, Another Joint Budget Hearing and Advocacy Day Update In this issue there is information about today's Housing Budget Hearing, a recap of the Health/Medicaid Budget Hearing, Joint Legislative Budget schedule, and an Advocacy Day update. Take a look!
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- January 22, 2016
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2016 Legislative Bulletins
Health/Medicaid Budget Hearing Coming Up! In this bulletin we cover the Governor's DFS nominee, staffing ratios update, minimum wage update, and Advocacy Day update.
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