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Marvin J. Ramlall

Marvin J. Ramlall, Ph.D. Organizational Psychologist | Adjunct Professor | Public Sector Analyst Dr. Marvin J. Ramlall is an organizational psychologist specializing in job satisfaction, work-life balance, and employee retention in healthcare. His doctoral research focused on how perceived organizational support and work-life balance impact turnover intentions among frontline nurses. He is an adjunct professor at Mercy University and an Associate Staff Analyst with the NYPD, blending academic insight with public sector experience to improve workforce outcomes.

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Cover image for New York City’s Budget Explained: A Mirror of Priorities, Politics, and Power
Management and FinanceEconomic DevelopmentPublic Policy
New York City’s Budget Explained: A Mirror of Priorities, Politics, and Power
<p class="mb-4"><strong>The Budget as a Mirror of the City</strong></p><p class="mb-4">At the foundation, it is imperative to remember that a budget i...
August 27, 2025Read article
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Management and FinancePublic PolicyPublic Safety
Where the Budget Meets the Street: How Funding Shapes Community Safety
<p class="mb-4">A budget is more than just numbers; it's the heartbeat of the city. The New York City Police Department's Fiscal Year’s $6.15 billion ...
August 15, 2025Read article
Cover image for Transforming the Image of HR: Shifting the Narrative to Lead with Strategic Impact
Leadership PerspectivesHiring and Onboarding
Transforming the Image of HR: Shifting the Narrative to Lead with Strategic Impact
<p class="mb-4">For decades, Human Resources has grappled with a perception problem. To many employees and even some executives, HR was viewed as a bu...
July 9, 2025Read article
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Health and Mental WellnessAdvocacy
NYC’s Hospital Staffing Crisis: The Urgent Need for Systemic Change
<p class="mb-4"><strong>NYC's Hospital Staffing Crisis: A Threat to Patient Safety and System Stability</strong></p><p class="mb-4">The New York City ...
June 30, 2025Read article
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Leadership Perspectives
Diamonds Under Pressure: Why Struggle Shapes Extraordinary People
<h2 class="mb-4 mt-6"><strong>Diamonds Under Pressure: Why Struggle Shapes Extraordinary People</strong></h2><p class="mb-4">We exist in a world that ...
June 18, 2025Read article
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Work Life BalanceHealth and Mental Wellness
The Culture of Balance: Work and Life as a Strategic Approach to Well-Being
<p class="mb-4"><strong>The Culture of Balance: Work and Life as a Strategic Approach to Well-Being</strong></p><p class="mb-4"><strong>Employee Well-...
June 12, 2025Read article
Cover image for Lighting the Lantern: Guiding Municipalities Toward Outcome-Based Accountability
Management and FinancePublic Safety
Lighting the Lantern: Guiding Municipalities Toward Outcome-Based Accountability
<p class="mb-4">Promoting Transparency and Accountability in Municipal Budgeting: A Strategic Approach to Public Safety&nbsp;</p><p class="mb-4">There...
May 28, 2025Read article
Cover image for More Than Words: The Deep Layers of Communication in Organizations
Leadership Perspectives
More Than Words: The Deep Layers of Communication in Organizations
<p class="mb-4"><br>In today’s complex and fast-paced work environments, communication is often hailed as the cornerstone of effective teamwork and pr...
May 15, 2025Read article
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Leadership Perspectives
Lightning or Wildfire? The Energy and Risk of Organizational Conflict
<p class="mb-4"><strong>The Dual Nature of Conflict in Organizations: A Catalyst for Growth or a Source of Disruption?</strong></p><p class="mb-4">Con...
April 30, 2025Read article