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July 3, 2009  RSS feed


Threat Places Future Of Tiers 3 and 4 at Risk, Officials Claim
Governor Paterson has sought to increase the pressure on city police and fire union leaders to agree to major pension changes for future members by threatening to veto a bill that extends a variety of temporary pension rights for job-related illnesses and benefits for surviving spouses, union officials said last week. More...

The annual city exam schedule, with a full list of the 106 tests for appointment and promotion to municipal jobs as well as their filing dates, will be published in next week More...

Key Precedent for City

Departing United Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten said June 23 that her agreement a day earlier creating a new pension system for future hires was intended to address financial problems in both the retirement systems and the Department of Education while also preserving members' right to retire at 55 with full benefits. More...

Devoting Full Time to AFT

United Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten June 25 announced her resignation to delegates, citing higher salaries for members and improvements in student achievement during her 12-year reign while noting that the union would "have to find new ways, particularly in this economy, to maintain and build on our hard-fought gains. More...


72 Seats to TBOU's 40

The incumbent slate in the Transport Workers Union Local 100 won 72 delegate seats on its international union's board, with the opposition winning 40 spots for the TWU of America convention, union sources said last week. More...


The U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 29 that the City of New Haven, Conn. unfairly denied white firefighters a chance at promotion to Lieutenant and Captain because not enough minorities scored high enough on the civil service exam to also advance. More...


The Fire Department relieved two officers of their commands June 25 as a result of Department of Investigation findings that under their watch fire companies failed to inspect the Deutsche Bank building, where a fire in August 2007 and existing code violations led to the deaths of two Firefighters. More...


Based on the report by the Department of Investigation on the Deutsche Bank fire and the punishment meted out by the Fire Department, it would seem that a 17-month failure to conduct inspections at the building prior to the August 2007 blaze that killed two Firefighters was the work of two lessthan diligent fire officers and the five men who supervised them. More...
There are several fundamental realities, political and financial, in the cold war raging between Mayor Bloomberg and Governor Paterson on one side and the police and fire unions on the other concerning major pension changes for future employees. More...
To the Editor: The issues I'm bringing up have to do with TWU Local 100's elections, and this will be printed after the ballots are in. It will have no impact on the election for that reason, but I think these issues are so important that they still need to be brought up. More...
Summer is here, and millions of high school and college students have gotten or are seeking jobs. The jobs will be as diverse as the people applying for them, but one thing will be the same in all cases: the employer will need to know your Social Security number. More...
Top Salary $73,546; Need 2 Yrs'. College Or Military Service Frequent Written Tests; Extra Credit Awarded To City Residents
The NYPD is looking to hire hundreds of Police Officers at a starting salary of $40,361, with maximum pay currently $73,546 after 5 More...

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