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Won't Be Counted Until December
Imagine if after the fierce Obama- McCain campaign, voters had cast their ballots last Nov. 4 and then had to wait until May to find out who their new President was. That is essentially what is happening in the Transport Workers Union Local 100 election. More...

A legal advisor for outgoing Transport Workers Union Local 100 President Roger Toussaint last week denied he had already left that job, despite Mr. Toussaint's statement in a legal deposition that he has gone off the union's payroll and has assumed full-time duties at the international union, TWU of America. More...

Turns Up Heat on Mayor

District Council 37 Social Service Employees Union Local 371 President Faye Moore May 26 blasted Mayor Bloomberg's proposal to lay off 600 of her members, calling the budget cuts "unconscionable." "These layoffs not only target the workers, but also the people they serve, putting the city's children and homeless at risk," Ms. Moore declared. More...

Includes New Co-Pays

The Municipal Labor Committee and the Bloomberg administration have reached a deal that will provide the city with $200 million in healthcare savings while also postponing the layoff of permanent civil servants for at least three months. More...


Upheld Tossing Promotion List

When President Obama nominated Federal Appeals Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court last week, it promised to restart a debate about race-based promotions in public employment. As a U.S. Court of Appeals Judge, Ms. More...


Victim Was Off Duty

An off-duty NYPD Police Officer May 28 was fatally shot in East Harlem by a fellow cop who mistook the gun-wielding officer who was pursuing a car thief for a criminal, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said. "And while we don't know all of the details of what happened tonight, this is a tragedy," Mayor Bloomberg told reporters at Harlem Hospital Center. More...


Four former cops who worked at Ground Zero following 9/11 have sued the city after they were denied disability benefits for developing sleep apnea, which is not included in the World Trade Center disability bill. More...


A deal providing the city with $200 million in health-benefit savings that is due to be announced June 2 has postponed until at least October any concern about most of the 3,000-plus layoffs Mayor Bloomberg had prescribed in his executive budget. More...
As surely as the just-begun Transport Workers Union Local 100 election is a referendum on the 8 More...
To The Editor: On behalf of the members of Local 1549, thank you for your front-page article that appeared in the May 29 issue on the plight of 400 Police Administrative Aides, Senior Police Administrative Aides and clerical workers employed at the NYPD whose jobs Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly have scheduled for the chopping block. More...
Current Pension Topics
Q.: I invest in the Tax-Deferred Annuity Program of the Teachers' Retirement System. Why doesn't the $160-million settlement entered into with the United Federation of Teachers include the TDA? B.G. A.: Being an investment/savings plan, TDA Program participants receive 100 percent of all investment gains and losses their investment accounts generate. More...
Pays $27G to Start; Hundreds of Hirings Likely Based on Test
Can Take Walk-In Exam, Must Pass Physical, Psych Screenings Filing is open for an exam leading to Traffic Enforcement Agent jobs in the Police Department, the Department of Citywide Administrative Services announced, with hundreds of jobs expected to be filled. More...













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