Cite Shift of Training For Bus Employees From Bronx to Union HQ
A lawyer for the dissident slate in the Transport Workers Union Local 100 election has accused New York City Transit of illegally aiding incumbent candidates.
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On Health Fights, Job Bias
By ARI PAUL
State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo might be luckiest guy in state politics. While public outrage against other Albany elected officials abounds, he's managed to emerge unscathed as citizens have lashed out against State Senators whose bickering brought the upper legislative house to a stand-still for a month and a Governor whose approval ratings have hit record lows. More...
Ignored Own Policies
By DAVID SIMS
The city's career criminal on the labor relations front, the Department of Environmental Protection, has once again been ordered to respect established union rules by the Office of Collective Bargaining, More...
Council Overrides Veto
By DAVID SIMS
The City Council July 29 overrode Mayor Bloomberg's veto to enact a bill to ease residency requirements for almost all civilian city employees not covered by the law it previously approved over the Mayor's objections in February for District Council 37 members. More...
By TOMMY HALLISSEY
Civil Service Employees Association Local 830 has taken Nassau University Medical Center to the Public Employment Relations Board over a change in nurses' schedules from three 12-hour shifts to five eight-hour days, which has forced many of the nurses to work with less than the required 12 hours off. More...
Zadroga Bill Assisting 9/11 Responders Gets Support in Congress