According to the Social Security Administration, Studies show that 1 in 4 of today’s 20 year-olds will become disabled before reaching 67. Disability is a word we all hear about day to day, see its long lasting effects on friends, family, and colleagues, and read about it in the newspaper. Most people do not think […]
A Yonkers apartment owner never did any repair work to their parking lot. Over time the pavement got worse and worse. Eventually, the whole parking lot was like a mine field. One day a tenant was trying to get to her car when the broken up pavement caused her to trip and fall. She badly […]
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Jan
Jan
A workers’ compensation and personal injury client describes their experience with FOA: “It was a pretty routine day working. I grabbed power rail from my truck and was going into the Westchester garage at work when I slipped on the ice. The ice should have been cleared, or at least some salt and sand put […]
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Dec
Dec
FOA was Proud to attend the 2017 Labor Press Leadership Awards Reception on November 28, 2017. It was a great night to celebrate labor organization leadership. Congratulations to the 2017 Labor Leadership Awards recipients: Thomas P. DiNapoli, New York State Comptroller; Richard Lanigan, President, Office and Professional Employees International Union; Dan J. Kane, Sr., International […]
Driving too fast for the conditions is always dangerous. Add in being distracted it is a recipe for a crash. That is exactly what happened in Ferdonia, in Chautauqua County when a driver crashed into the rear of a CSEA member working for Ferdonia College while he was working one day. The crash caused a […]
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Nov
Nov
Herbs and spices are key ingredients to generating delicious dishes. Studies show that herbs and spices also offer health benefits and have even more disease fighting antioxidants than most fruits and vegetables! Most of the evidence exists for cinnamon, chili peppers, turmeric, garlic, oregano, basil, thyme, and rosemary. Herbs and spices protect against cancer, diabetes, […]
Eating regular meals and snacks stabilizes your blood sugar and your mood. It seems that the biggest bad mood contributors are junk foods (i.e. candy, soda, etc.) and refined white starches (i.e. white bread, white rice, etc.). They may satisfy your taste buds in the short term, but they won’t positively affect your mood because […]
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Oct
Oct
Juicing has been a “tried and true” way to incorporate more fruits and veggies into your diet. You can find juicing recipes at your fingertips these days or just visit your local juice shop. Fresh juice helps you beat sugar overload and is filled with vitamins A, C, and E, which act as antioxidants. Juicing […]
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Oct
Oct
Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! Water is a daily essential. Did you know – Water makes up about two thirds of who we are and influences 100% of all the processes in our body. Water also aids in weight loss, digestion, and fights cancer. It is recommended to drink eight, 8 ounce glasses of water per day.
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Oct
Oct
Taking time to meditate and reflect are beneficial to your health. Recent studies show that reflection and meditation are good for your brain and can lead to better choices. Meditation has also been known to lower our cholesterol and blood pressure.