News — Workforce

The Color Line in the 21st Century

On November 2nd CSS held the second in a series of conversations around race and equality. The second installment of the Color Line in the 21st Century series featured Richard Wolff, Mychal Denzel Smith, and CSS Associate Counsel Kimberly Westcott.

Letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio on Discount Fares for Low-Income New Yorkers

Press Release: Public and Political Support for Reduced-Fare MetroCards for Lowest Income New Yorkers

Press Release: Statement: A lower poverty rate and the case for more affordable public transit

Leveraging $3.2 Billion MTA Contract to Create Good Jobs for Our Communities

Leveraging $3.2 Billion MTA Contract to Create Good Jobs for Our Communities

Leveraging Public Investment in Transit to Create Good Jobs for Our Communities

Press Release: Statement on Rent Guidelines Board Final Vote

Press Release: Statement by David R. Jones on his Confirmation by the State Senate to Serve on the MTA Board

The Color Line in the 21st Century

Making Public Transit More Affordable

Mass Transit Unaffordable for 43 Percent of Low-Income Latinos

Press Release: Press Release: The Transit Affordability Crisis

Community Service Society, Riders Alliance Launch “Fair Fares” Campaign for Reduced-Fare MetroCards for Lowest-Income New Yorkers

Poll: Black New Yorkers feel they are slipping further down economic ladder

What would help low-income Latinos get ahead? Raising minimum wage & making college more affordable

Press Release: CSS Statement: Social and Economic Justice Issues Top Gov. Cuomo’s State of the State Address

Congress: Want to extend business tax credits? Permanently extend EITC and Child Tax Credit, too.

Daniel Murphy goes to bat for Mets—and for paid leave

A Break from Bloomberg/Giuliani “Punish the Poor” doctrine