In with the new and out with the old. Workers at a string of Harlem apartment buildings say their cold-hearted new bosses fired them last month without warning and ordered them to vacate their apartments two weeks later. Eight staffers — including four porters and four superintendents — lost their non-union jobs after C&C took over the management of 19 buildings in March. “It’s affecting everything: my livelihood, my family,” said Gregory McClain, 50, who worked as a superintendent for more than two years at an apartment building on Edgecombe Ave. near W. 140th St. “They can’t just kick me out like I’m a dog.” McClain, who moved into the building in November, said he was illegally evicted after he was fired and management locked all his furniture and three big-screen televisions in a basement. The company also took $3,000 worth of tools he said he owned. They can’t just kick me out like I’m a dog. The disgruntled father of two children filed a lawsuit Friday against C&C, alleging illegal eviction and seeking $50,000. The others — who say they are still living in the buildings — complain they had no prior indication they were on the chopping block,… Read full this story
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