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May 16, 2008  RSS feed


The Department of Citywide Administrative Services has drafted a plan to dramatically reduce the number of provisional workers in response to a Court of Appeals decision last year that will involve consolidating and broadbanding titles as well as moving some Competitive jobs to the Non-Competitive Class. More...
Street Protests, D.C. Meetings

The extra-legal maneuvering in the Sean Bell case continued last week, with his family meeting with Governor Paterson May 8, a day after supporters tied up traffic at six major intersections while the union leader representing the three acquitted Detectives met with two Congressmen in Washington, D.C. to try to reduce the pressure for civil rights charges to be brought. More...

At NYPD Memorial Service

In the first official acknowledgment by the Bloomberg administration that deaths caused by post-9/11 recovery and clean-up work were job-related, Mayor Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly May 7 honored eight police officers who succumbed to illnesses linked to inhaling toxic air while working at Ground Zero, More...

Cites Speedier Queens Responses

The Fire Department expanded its pilot dispatch program to The Bronx May 1 and it will institute it citywide on June 1, although the fire unions still believe it is compromising firefighter and public safety. More...


Klein: Principals' Call

Union leaders and education advocates joined the Chairman of the City Council's Education Committee May 6 in urging Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein to consult with them about the spending of $360 million of the $622 million in recently approved state aid to the public schools. More...


The Fire Department will now have a combined Medal Day for firefighters and Emergency Medical Service members on the first Wednesday in June, to the dismay of unions representing employees in both fields. Until this year, the EMS Medal Day was a separate event during National EMS Week at the end of May. EMS has been a division of the FDNY since 1996. More...


The Fire Department May 8 promoted 21 firefighters and Emergency Medical Service responders during a ceremony at the Fire Academy at Randall's Island, including the induction of a new EMS Division Chief and four new Battalion Chiefs. More...


The Department of Citywide Administrative Services has proposed a major overhaul of the city's job classification system, one that would shrink the number of titles for which competitive civil service tests are held. More...
Politics being a field where perception and momentum often define reality, the Democratic primary results May 6 in North Carolina and Indiana delivered a very different message than they might have a couple of weeks earlier. More...
To the Editor: Recently, The Department of Citywide Administrative Services published its notice of instructions for Promotional Exam to Supervising EMT (Lieutenant). In it, there appears a new requirement: that on the date of appointment qualified candidates must be a REMAC-certified Paramedic. More...
To Take Out A Loan Or Not To Take Out A Loan, That Is The Question. To Withdraw Excess Or Not To Withdraw Excess, That Is The Question. According to New York City Employees' Retirement System Rules, only active members may take out a final loan (all Tiers) and withdraw "excess" (Tiers 1-2). Your last day of active service is the day before your date of retirement. More...
Hired on Experience; Salary $34G Plus Location Differential; Can Also Qualify By Having Degree in Field; Need Inspection License
The state Department of Civil Service has an ongoing need for Motor Equipment Mechanics in the Department of Transportation and other agencies throughout the state, particularly in Monroe County and downstate. Starting salary is $33,977. Applications are being accepted continuously; exams are given periodically. More...

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