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The State Legislature June 22 passed a measure designed to reduce the Police Commissioner's power over disciplinary matters, which could enable the police unions to block the NYPD's move to have all officers who fire their guns when it involves injury or death to take Breathalyzer tests. More...
Gives MTA Discretion

A bill establishing a task force to develop track safety standards for NYC Transit workers passed the State Assembly June 20 and now awaits the Governor's signature. The task force would consist of the Commissioner of the state Department of Transportation, the President of NYC Transit and the pr... More...

May Curtail Provisionals

A series of bills backed by the State AFL-CIO were passed by the State Legislature last week, including a measure to reinstate public employees' rights to union representation during conferences with their supervisors that could lead to disciplinary action. More...


With the legislative session in Albany wrapping up last week, the majority of union-backed bills designed to enhance employee pensions, retirement opportunities, and title status were blocked by the City Council before they made it to the State Legislature. More...


Whistleblower Charges Retaliation

A Steamfitter who repeatedly reported asbestos in city schools has been re-assigned to a warehouse in Queens where his job is to sweep the floors. John Kielbasa was warned in writing by his supervisor at the Department of Education that speaking to the press and not following "the proper chain of... More...


Supervisor Highway Repairers will likely receive a 46-percent hike in their hourly wage and collect between $100,000 and $150,000 each in back-pay after their union went to court to force the city to pay the prevailing wage. Officials at Local 1157 of District Council 37 five years ago challenged... More...


Police Commissioner Ray Kelly has insisted from the time that he created a special panel to examine how undercover cops are deployed in the wake of the fatal shooting of Sean Bell last November that it was not intended to investigate that incident. More...
It was the disclosure June 19 of Mayor Bloomberg's change of his party affiliation from Republican to independent that brought close to 100 journalists and a dozen TV cameras to the Department of Information Technology's lower Manhattan headquarters the following day to see whether he would admit ... More...
To the Editor: The City of New York, acting through Commissioner of Labor Relations James F. Hanley, has rendered itself less than a full-faith partner in the collective-bargaining culture of child-care and Head Start. More...
Starting Pay Is $24G; Hundreds Of Openings; Typing Skills Needed But No Education, Work Minimums
The state Department of Civil Service is accepting applications for an exam leading to hundreds of entry-level Keyboard Specialist I jobs. The starting salary is $24,414. Appointees assigned to work in the five boroughs or in Nassau, Suffolk, Rockland, or Westchester counties will receive an addi... More...

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