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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority filed a petition for arbitration with the Public Employment Relations Board Jan. 23 that contained a contract offer considerably downgraded from the one transit workers rejected by seven votes two weeks ago. More...

Mayor Bloomberg used his Jan. 26 State of the City address to outline a list of ambitious housing, economic, and public-safety proposals, but he also renewed his call for reduced health-care and pension benefits for municipal workers. More...

Mayor Bloomberg Jan. 24 announced a $25 million program to improve the city’s response to child abuse and neglect in the wake of the death two weeks earlier of More...

Officials at the city’s Health Benefits Program last week discovered that health insurance deductions from January pension checks for approximately 11,000 municipal retirees did not reflect a rate reduction. More...


U.S. Representatives Carolyn Maloney and Vito Fossella Jan. 25 called upon the Federal Government to appoint a “9/11 health czar” to oversee monitoring, screening and testing of health problems among those who worked at Ground Zero. More...


When election ballots were tallied Dec. 27 for Health Service Employees Local 768 of District Council 37, the local’s election committee halted the count with incumbent President Darryl Ramsey leading by 10 votes over challenger Fitz Reid, stating that 21 unopened ballots came from nonmembers. More...


Under the Agency Shop Fee Law governing city workers, those who do not wish to join the union that represents their job title must nonetheless pay a fee that is the equivalent of union dues. More...
"Sobering" was the word Roger Toussaint used Jan. 24 in discussing the vote four days earlier by Transport Workers%27 Union Local 100 members rejecting the contract he brought back to them after a three-day strike. "Just thinking through the impact of the vote, the perceptions of the membership, whe More...
To the Editor: The District Council 37 Local 768 "2005" election saga continues. Candidate Fritz Reid, after a failed attempt to become president of the local, has requested yet another recount of the recent member votes that elected the incumbent, Darryl Ramsey as president for the 2006 term. It w More...
Some Americans are surprised to learn that today%27s workers and families are not nearly as diligent about saving as previous generations have been. More...

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