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Local 371 Fears 500 May Lose Jobs Or Be Reassigned
Hundreds of social service employees in the Administration for Children's Services and Department of Homeless Services are facing layoffs later this month as the deal between public-employee unions and the Bloomberg administration which prevented job losses for permanent workers for three months gets close to its expiration date. More...
Deposed in Vulcans' Test Suit

"The answers of a politician." That's how Richard Levy, a lawyer for the Vulcan Society of black firefighters, described Mayor Bloomberg's answers during a three-hour deposition Aug. More...

Expects Hundreds of Jobs Lost

Students and educators returning to State University of New York colleges as the school year begins are in danger of a decreased quality of education because of severe budget cuts by the state, United University Professions President Phillip H. Smith warned last week. More...

Blame Staff At OCFS Centers

A U.S. Justice Department report last week found that staff at four Office of Children and Family Services facilities "consistently used a high degree of force to gain control [of juveniles] in nearly every type of situation. More...


Cites Omissions in Coverage

As the eighth anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks approaches, a coalition of uniformed unions continues to push for permanent Federal aid for ill and injured responders, with the increasingly intense exception of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association. More...


So much for improving labor-management relations at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. MTA Board Chairman Dale Hemmerdinger, apparently roused to indignation by tabloid editorials criticizing the recent contract arbitration award for Transport Workers Union Local 100, announced last week that he will sue to have it overturned. More...
Those who subscribe to Damon Runyon's maxim that "the race is not always to the swift nor the battle to the strong, but that's the way to bet" would probably be going long on Mayor Bloomberg's re-election right about now. Four weeks after a Quinnipiac University poll showed City Comptroller Bill Thompson narrowing the Mayor's lead to 20 points, its Aug. More...
To the Editor: If someone misrepresents facts that can be easily checked, why would you believe anything they say? In his recent letter to The Chief, TWU Local 100 Secretary-Treasurer Ed Watt claims that transit workers got the same raises as other city workers. Not so. More...
Current Pension Topics
The New York City Employees Retirement System has gone to great lengths to prepare this Glossary of Terms. I recommend you study their meaning. Should you have any questions please contact me at: rollover@optonline.net. More...
Related Experience Is Needed to Take Test; Must File by Sept. 8
Extra Exam Credit of Up To 15 Points Based on Time Working in Field The Fire Department is hiring Fire Protection Inspectors at a starting salary of $39,401, the Department of Citywide Administrative Services announced. More...

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