The Public Employment Relations Board's Director of Conciliation May 22 rejected the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association complaint concerning the list of potential arbitrators and ordered the union and the Bloomberg administration to begin the process of choosing one to help settle their contract dispute.
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By ARI PAUL
Automatic dues check-off for transit workers will be revoked on June 1, and Transport Workers' Union Local 100 is fighting for economic survival. More...
Demand Support in Contract Fight
By MEREDITH KOLODNER
District Council 1707 Executive Director Raglan George told hundreds of day-care workers assembled outside City Hall last week that they and other city labor leaders needed to step up their support if the union was going to win its contract face-off with Mayor Bloomberg. More...
By MEREDITH KOLODNER
Adjunct professors at five City University of New York colleges held a series of rallies last week aimed at convincing administrators to pay them for a full week's work in the final days of the semester. About 2,000 adjuncts at the five colleges receive a paycheck that is one-third lower than their regular weekly pay for the 15th week of each semester. More...
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