Get News Updates RSS RSS Feed
General Display
Schools & Instruction
Legal Services
Legal Notices
Classifieds
January 5, 2007
Search Archives




Uniformed Firefighters’ Association President Stephen J. Cassidy this week will release figures showing that 2006 was one of the busiest years in the Fire Department’s history. More than 444,000 emergency responses were made by mid-December, he said Dec. 28. More...

While the arbitration process for the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association plods along, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly last week blamed the reduced starting pay as the primary reason the department once again fell short of its expanded hiring goals. More...

Bill’s Language At Issue

Nearly a year after the death of Det. James Zadroga spurred new legislation providing line-of-duty benefits for the families of retired first-responders who succumb to 9/11-related illnesses, his five-year-old daughter has yet to collect a check. More...


Governor Pataki’s attempt to make state employees pay for premiums related to Medicare Part B was foiled by a recent Appellate Division ruling that deemed the change illegal. More...


Amid a torrent of red, white, and blue confetti, the NYPD Dec. 26 swore in 1,359 new recruits, one of its most diverse graduating classes. “For all our differences, however, we now wear the same blue uniform, carry the same shield, and are part of the same organization — the finest police departme... More...


President Bush Dec. 21 issued an executive order covering 2007 pay raises for Federal employees. The pay tables followed the tentative plan issued by the White House Nov. 30 that called for 1.7-percent raises for most Federal workers. According to the executive order, General Schedule and Foreign... More...


Following the graduation ceremonies for 1,359 rookie cops Dec. 26, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly reiterated his concerns about the low salaries for the new officers and questioned the way that the city’s use of pattern bargaining has forced the police unions representing superior officers to make g... More...
Last year’s column of prognostications went off the track as soon as it left the station with the prediction that the New York Giants would defeat the Carolina Panthers in the first round of the NFL playoffs. More...
To the Editor: The Dec. 22 article which reported the city Law Department’s unlawful refusal to pay for symptomatic medical treatment omitted a few key details regarding my case. More...
There is very valuable and useful information on the Web site of the New York City Employees Retirement System. Check in on a regular basis at: http://www.nycers.org. The following items became law during 2006. More...
The Department of Citywide Administrative Services is accepting applications for exams leading to Police Officer and Correction Officer jobs. In an attempt to attract more candidates, DCAS has begun to continuously accept applications for three scheduled tests annually. More...

Please click here for our Copyright Notice.
Click ads below
for larger version