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Elected officers from Transport Workers Union Local 100's Maintenance of Way Division blasted a joint track-safety report authored by union and New York City Transit representatives, claiming its recommendations were weak and that the report excluded worker input. More...
Candidate Wants Rerun

A Metropolitan Transportation Authority Bus Operator who lost a race for a Transport Workers Union Local 100 office is challenging the results of the election, claiming that it was tainted by irregularities. Bus Operator John Day lost the race for Queens vice chairman of Local 100's Private Lines Division Dec. More...

BCB Finds Retaliation

The Board of Collective Bargaining has ruled that several NYPD supervisors retaliated against a Detective after he contacted his union because he was denied overtime work. The supervisors, including the Deputy Inspector of the NYPD's Counter Terrorism Division (CTD), who has since been reassigned, suddenly revoked Det. More...

For the first time in at least 45 years, the city finished the year on course for fewer than 500 homicides due to innovative police tactics, Mayor Bloomberg said Dec. 26. "Crime is down significantly in virtually every category," he told reporters gathered in Harlem's 28th Precinct. More...


914 Graduate From Academy

The crowd erupted in cheers as the 914 graduates marched into Madison Square Garden from side entrances at the start of the Dec. 27 graduation ceremony. "From this day forward you will see life differently," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly told the recruits. "You will live your life through the prism of your mission - to protect New York City. More...


Below is a schedule of the paid holidays that most city workers will receive in 2008. The schedule does not apply to prevailing-wage employees under contract with the city. They are advised to contact the City Comptroller's Office to find out their paid days off. More...


As this newspaper went to press Dec. 28, it appeared that the city was going to conclude the year with fewer than 500 murders, the lowest number on record beginning in 1963, the furthest back that data is available. More...
Over the past eight years, this column has taken a certain pride in the frequency with which its predictions for the year ahead have been spectacularly wrong. Some have accused us of deliberately imagining the most absurd possible conclusions arising from the dealings of prominent officials. We'd love to defend ourselves, but they happen to be right. More...
To the Editor: I have been following the situation with my friend and very strong advocate for union democracy at District Council 37 Local 372, Tony Ferina, and I must say the behavior of President Veronica Montgomery-Costa and her election committee, which has been in place for the past six years, does not surprise me one bit. More...
Q.: I will be retiring shortly (age 62) and need to make a decision on taking a pension loan/rollover. The loan amount is $75,000 (principal), so I will be reducing my lifetime pension by about $7,500 per year for life. More...
Need 300 New Workers; Pays $12.55 an Hour; Must Pass Swimming And Vision Tests, Training Course
The Parks Department will begin testing on Jan. 7, 2008 for Lifeguard jobs available at city beaches and pools this summer. The city plans to recruit and train 1,200 Lifeguards in time for the summer season, which begins Memorial Day weekend. More...

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