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Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chairman Peter S. Kalikow quashed hopes for a speedy resolution to the ongoing labor dispute with Transport Workers' Union Local 100 April 26 by refusing to let board members vote on the contract approved by the local's members a week earlier. More...

Spending the better part of a week in jail did not mellow Roger Toussaint. More...

The unions representing Emergency Medical Service workers and officers April 24 reached tentative contract deals with the Bloomberg administration that use More...

The Correction Officers' Benevolent Association April 27 reached a tentative 27month contract with the city that provides 6.24 percent in raises and other benefits, which were financed by stretching the length of the accord slightly beyond the length of deals for other uniformed unions. More...


Transit workers who come into regular contact with creosote are absorbing significant quantities of the carcinogen through their lungs and skin, according to the early findings of a Mount Sinai Hospital study released April 24. More...


Francis X. Livoti, the disgraced ex-cop who went to prison after his illegal chokehold led to the death of a Bronx man, has restarted his life since his release last year by working as a legal adviser and personal trainer specializing in selfdefense. More...


In explaining his heated opposition to having the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board vote on the contract that Transport Workers' Union Local 100 initially rejected and then ratified, MTA Chairman Peter Kalikow told the Daily News that doing so would place him and his successors in an unten More...
After five months of high hopes, high anxiety, and frustration mixed with anger, the stars aligned in Barbara Bowen's favor on April 25. More...
To the Editor: The letter from Uniformed Fire Officers' Association Treasurer Jack McDonnell ("FDNY Tapes Fiasco," April 28 issue) draws unjust conclusions based on factually incorrect information. More...
Recently, within a few days of each other, I received two telephone calls from pension system members desirous of changing the option they chose upon retirement in 2003. The selection of an option or no option (maximum) is very serious business. Once selected, it is almost impossible to change. More...
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The state Department of Civil Service is accepting applications for an exam leading to Beverage Control Investigator Trainee I jobs. More...













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