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The public has free but limited access to this database of hospital information. Create a list or a map of hospitals that match your interests. View free hospital profiles that include key characteristics, services provided, utilization statistics, accreditation status, financial information, and more. No registration is required.

Use this database to search for fiscal information about a specific hospital. The database includes organizations registered with the Office of the Attorney General. This will not include, public, religious or private hospitals but rather those that are registered with not-for-profit 503-C status.

Forms, reports and web links about hospitals in New York State from the NYS Department of Health.

Brief descriptions of and links to City Hospitals.

From the website: "[U]se this site to find information about hospitals in New York State, and the quality of care they provide. Please be mindful that while we believe the quality measures presented here are among the most reliable, measuring quality is difficult because of the variation among hospitals in the complexity of patients that they treat. "

Assets & Opportunity Scorecard provides a comprehensive answer. In addition to ranking states on 66 outcome measures spanning five issue areas—Financial Details Assets & Income, Businesses & Jobs, Housing & Homeownership, Health Care and Education and also assesses and ranks states on 67 policies.

Offers a vast array of national, state, county, and local labor statistics on such topics as unemployment, wages, and workplace injuries. Statistics are accessible by subject area, publication title, or through one of their data retrieval tools.

Discover data and resources related to America’s workforce, including the state of the labor market, business patterns, occupational skills, and more. Try using the search box to find data on a particular topic.

Information on everything from wages to projections to the latest job figures in New York State.

Information on Healthcare professions from the Bureau of Labor Statistics

State by State health facts from the Kaiser Family Foundation

The Union Advantage: Facts & Figures according to SEIU

Reports on earnings and union affiliation from the Bureau of Labor Statistics

According to the AFL-CIO "Right to Work" efforts" are a partisan political ploy that undermines the basic rights of workers. By making unions weaker, these laws lower wages and living standards for all workers in the state. In fact, workers in states with these laws earn an average of $5,680 less a year than workers in other states. Because of the higher wages, working families in states without these laws also benefit from healthier tax bases that improve their quality of life."

Economic Policy Institute's position paper on whether or not Michigan should adopt a Write to Work policy.