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The measure, sponsored by Councilmember Diana Ayala, codifies a pandemic-era shift.

CUNY researchers say they expect $6,000 in lost productivity annually for the median person with long COVID. Health experts walk through how employees and employers can navigate this new normal.

"His personality—his joie de vivre, if you will—is his policy," said Alicia Glen, the former deputy mayor under de Blasio, approvingly. "That's his big idea."

"Leaders need to start doing a better job of helping people anticipate that there are going to be setbacks."

Adams, who has lately enjoyed a national spotlight, may be greeted with greater scrutiny and expectations at home, arising from a working-class electorate that is still reeling from the effects of the pandemic.

"I think we're in a different framework of policy thinking, and a lot of credit can go towards young people, like Black Lives Matter and other movements," said Darrick Hamilton, an economist.

'This report is not only wrong on the facts, it’s morally indefensible.'

Though his help would still be very much appreciated.

Advocates say the policy has too many loopholes that favor the police.

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