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February 8, 2008
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Deputy Mayor Edward Skyler Jan. 29 cautioned that allowing the Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York and Group Health Incorporated to convert to a for-profit entity without imposing strict conditions could "inflict irrevocable harm" on the city, which would be forced to cover the roughly $400 ... More...
Could Limit Pay Deals

Unions representing more than 200,000 city and state workers in the midst of contract negotiations are hoping that the gloomy economic forecast won't mean members' pocketbooks are further pinched by reduced raises and benefits. More...

A Referendum on Costa?

The re-run of the election for an executive board seat at District Council 37's Local 372 has been set for Feb. 11, and unusually intense campaigning is under way. Incumbent Lillie Taylor is facing a challenge from Tony Ferina, who had previously been barred from running by the local, to be the c... More...


Mid-year cuts to schools that totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars for the largest ones threw Principals and staff into chaos last week as the money was removed from their budgets with 12 hours' warning. Pointing to signs of an economic downturn, Mayor Bloomberg cut the schools, and all other... More...


Even As Big Unions Back Clinton

Even as much of the New York labor establishment mobilized to get out the vote for Hillary Clinton last week in preparation for the Feb. 5 primary, some union activists were putting their energy into her competitor Barack Obama's campaign, including some members inside unions that endorsed New Yor... More...


Fire Department response times for 2007 in Queens lag behind the citywide averages once again, spurring a demand by elected officials in the borough for added service. The average response time to structural fires in Queens was four minutes and 58 seconds, while the response to medical emergencie... More...


Two elected chairmen of Transport Workers Union Local 100's Private Lines Division have accused Local 100 President Roger Toussaint of violating the union's bylaws by barring them from contract negotiations with management. More...
The notion that character is fate doesn't always hold up in presidential politics, but it's as good an explanation as any for Rudy Giuliani's political demise in the Florida Republican primary Jan. 29. More...
To the Editor: Sound the alarm indeed. Once again Deputy Chief Paul Mannix, the self-appointed gate-keeper of the status quo in the FDNY, has cackled (Jan. 25 letter) like a warped Chicken Little, and the citizenry should be shuddering in its boots. God, it is a wonder the City of New York is sti... More...
Q.: My wife works for a non-profit corporation. She is thinking about joining its 457(b) Plan. Can you please furnish us with the distribution rules from such a plan? More...
$36G Starting Salary; Written Exam May 17; Candidates Must Have A College Degree To Apply
Filing for an exam leading to Probation Officer jobs is set to open Feb. 6, the city's testing department said. The starting salary is $35,809. The multiple-choice test is scheduled for May 17. Applications must be submitted by Feb. 26. More...

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