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February 13, 2009  RSS feed


250 Cop, 100 Correction And 320 Civilian Posts Among Those on Line
Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi has proposed laying off 250 police officers as part of a broader plan to shed nearly 1,000 civil servants in the county because of an expected $150-million budget gap. Mr. More...

The City Council is expected to overturn the Mayor's veto of a bill easing residency requirements for District Council 37 members, with a hearing of the Civil Service and Labor Committee scheduled Feb. 10 More...

Give Role to Other 'Citywides'

The United Federation of Teachers Feb. 4 approved a report calling for several changes to mayoral control of schools, mostly aimed at of strengthening the Panel for Educational Policy to act as a legitimate check against the Mayor and the Schools Chancellor. More...

Reason for Declining Promotion?

The day after Governor Paterson's nominee to head the Division of Parole withdrew his name from consideration, a Parole Interpreter came forward Feb. 5 to state that it was her complaint that he sexually abused her in 1995 that prompted him to pull his name from consideration. More...


Hit Proposed 16 Closings

The Fire Department generated a fair share of public and union outrage over the past two months regarding its first proposed budget-related cutbacks. Harsh words and protests followed when Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta announced that four relatively quiet companies would stop operating at night, although they would be staffed when extra firefighters were available. More...


500 Could Lose Jobs

While the 15,000 education layoffs proposed in Mayor Bloomberg's budget seem a tactical gambit meant primarily to pressure the state for school aid, the union representing social service employees fears that 500 potential layoffs of its members may actually become reality. More...


Last week the city paid out $150,000 to three cops who claimed their Sergeant created a hostile work environment. A nominee to chair the state Parole Board stepped aside amid allegations that he sexually abused and harassed a subordinate. And two former school bus inspectors pleaded guilty to taking bribes to overlook safety violations. More...
It was not until more than four hours after Mayor Bloomberg completed his budget speech Jan. 30 threatening to lay off thousands of city workers unless the unions made concessions on pensions and health benefits that District Council 37 mustered a response. More...
To The Editor: Since the Staten Island Zoo gets a lot of city funds, technically the groundhog is a public employee and is expected to make TV appearances with politicians trying to divert attention from their slash-and-burn budget policies. More...
Current Pension Topics
Q.: I am 49 and no longer working for the city. I'm trying to equalize assets with my soon-to-be exspouse. More...
Pays $38G or Higher To Start; Application Deadline is Feb. 20
Need Bachelor's Degree And 3.0 GPA Or Some Experience in Field The Internal Revenue Service is hiring qualified Revenue Officers for positions in its city and White Plains offices. Candidates must apply by Feb. 20. The salary varies by geographic area, but the range is $38,177 to $44,976 per year. Hundreds of jobs nationwide are expected to be filled. More...

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