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Salute to Civil Service Organization Month
June 20, 2008
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Takeover From City Saves 1,500 Jobs
As this newspaper went to press June 16, state legislators were giving final approval to the transfer of the city's Off-Track Betting Corporation to the state, in what is likely to be the beginning of the consolidation of the six regional OTB systems. More...
Foes Rip Process, Ballot Edge

Local 372 President Veronica Montgomery-Costa secured a fourth term in office June 11 after a controversial and heated campaign process against challengers Jesse Teitler and Larry Luther Davis, getting 70 percent of the votes that were tallied. More...

Urge State to Modify It

The Department of Citywide Administrative Services and several unions butted heads last week at state and city hearings on the agency's proposal to broadband and consolidate titles in addition to moving titles from the Competitive to the Non-Competitive Class. More...


Among Bylaw Changes

Transport Workers Union Local 100 members are voting this month to ratify several changes to the union bylaws, including moving the 2009 election from December to June, creating a fourth leadership position, and putting tighter restrictions on officers doing fund-raising on the job. More...


Correction Officers Benevolent Association President Norman Seabrook met with Labor Relations Commissioner James F. Hanley June 5 to re-open contract negotiations after an arbitration panel last month awarded Police Officers higher pay raises than were given to other uniformed employees for the sa... More...


A Custodial Secretary was arrested for allegedly embezzling $60,000 from the Department of Education, Special Commissioner of Investigation for the school system Richard J. Condon announced. Karen Nowaski allegedly stole the money from Grover Cleveland High School in Queens with the help of John ... More...


A report last month by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration showed that 21 percent of its airport screeners left the agency last year, prompting one union leader to blame the attrition on a pay-for-performance system. More...


After much drama and rhetoric, at the finish line of the Off-Track Betting Corporation saga we believe that both the 1,500 employees whose jobs were at stake and the public got the best possible result. More...
In the June 11 election for president of Local 372 of District Council 37, Larry Luther Davis and Jesse Teitler offered the realistic hope of a more-democratic union. Incumbent President Veronica Montgomery-Costa offered a catered dinner with plenty of leftovers to take home. More...
To the Editor: On June 11 I testified along with many other union leaders at City Hall against the plan promulgated by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services which would reclassify many civil service titles from competitive to non-competitive, and broadband others. More...
Here are some more questions and answers from the city Teachers' Retirement System. What are the eligibility requirements for an Ordinary Disability Retirement? More...
Will Fill 1,750 Posts; Start at $32G With $1,302 Location Pay; Licensed or Limited Permit Is Required; No Written Test
The state is looking to fill approximately 1,750 Licensed Practical Nurse positions in numerous agencies. The starting salary is $32,226. Applications are accepted continuously. State residency is not required for most positions, but applicants must be eligible to work in the United States. More...

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