A Laborer who alleged that his supervisors at the Department of Citywide Administrative Services retaliated against him because he complained about workplace issues including how overtime was assigned has won his claim before the Board of Collective Bargaining.
In addition to losing tens of thousands of dollars in potential overtime, Christopher Fulgieri alleged he had been reassigned to another shop over his objection as payback for bringing the issues to the attention of his union and DCAS’s Office of Labor Relations.
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