Hochul bows to health-worker union's $12B senior-care power play that could bust NY's budget
Briefly

Gov. Kathy Hochul's recent decision to appoint a single fiscal intermediary for the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program has sparked widespread criticism as it threatens vital services for consumers.
While the health-care union 1199 SEIU supports Hochul's plan to centralize the CDPAP administration, it also raises concerns about the potential for increased spending due to unionization of caregivers.
Read at New York Post
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