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The final defendant in a scheme that prosecutors say sold fake construction safety certifications to roughly 20,000 workers has pleaded guilty, further prompting condemnation from the city’s building trades over the consequences of fake training...
Workers at She Wolf Bakery in Brooklyn and their allies rallied outside of their Navy Yard workplace on Friday to protest management's refusal to acquiesce to their union's demands on healthcare, wages and more over two years into...
An MTA policy allowing subway station booths to go unstaffed violates the state’s Human Rights Law due to its "unlawful disparate impact" on disabled and impaired riders, a judge ruled on Friday. The ruling blocking future...
Around 20 staffers at the New York Times rallied to highlight their push for a new collective bargaining agreement outside a gala celebrating the newspaper's 175th anniversary in Tribeca on Sept. 17. “This is a show of unity,” said...
FDNY ambulances took, on average, 13 minutes and nine seconds to respond to life-threatening medical emergencies in Fiscal Year 2026, over a one minute and 48 seconds longer than the previous year, according to the Mayor's Management Report. It's...
A former New York City correction officer was sentenced this week to two years of probation and ordered to pay back more than $80,000 after falsely claiming she was on military duty and collecting paid leave from the city for more than a...
The results of two new investigations released this week by New York City’s Department of Investigation expose weaknesses and malfeasance in the administration of the Police Pension Fund, finding that the absence of proper procedures and oversight allowed some NYPD officials to...
Unionized City Council employees rallied on the steps of City Hall Tuesday to call for Council leadership to finalize a contract agreement covering 96 employees whose wage rates have yet to be settled. Dozens of City Council employees in the...
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On Aug. 21, 2022, Justin Williams hacked up his girlfriend and slept in her apartment with prostitutes while her rotten remains were in the bathroom. Nearly four years later, Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun sentenced him to 26...
Donald Trump is the clown in the seniors’ kindergarten class. He’s a senile dunce who reduces his MAGA fools to infantile, cowardly obeisance through power and money. Trump has made the USA a corrupt joke...
To the Editor: The Council of Municipal Retirees Organization (COMRO) has been advocating for all 250,000 New York City municipal retirees’ benefits since 1995. This includes Pension COLA, Medicare Part B Reimbursement, and Income-Related Monthly...
To the editor: When reading the NYC Daily Critical Fleets Summary published online, as far as the number of FDNY ambulances in service on any given day goes, it's unclear about what's going on. It's been that way since early...
To the editor: "Forbes Union wins raises, job protections," article in the Sept. 11 edition of The Chief reports that unionized workers at that magazine ratified their first contract. It will include a minimum salary of $65,000 a year. This...
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The U.S. company building the new American consulate in Milan has agreed to a nearly 31-million-euro ($35 million) settlement that includes back pay and damages to foreign workers who prosecutors allege were paid less than $2 an hour, officials...
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney accused the U.S. owner of steelmaker Stelco, a subsidiary of Cleveland-Cliffs, of betraying Canadian workers Tuesday after it announced layoffs it attributed in part to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs —...
The New York City Administration for Children’s Services is seeking applications for mental health coordinators with an annual salary of $81,144.00. THE JOB: Provide real-time, informed and thorough recommendations on behalf of foster children and adolescents admitted in acute inpatient psychiatric hospitals. Liaison for children/families, case planning entities, providers, and hospitals so that all mental health treatment needs and discharge plans are timely, individualized, appropriate...
The New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection is seeking applications for investigators with a posted salary range of $63,736.00 – $73,296.00. THE JOB: Investigate potential violations of NYC worker protection laws. Key responsibilities include maintaining a strong understanding of the laws OLPS enforces, interviewing workers, employers, and witnesses by telephone and in-person. Obtaining and analyzing documentary evidence...
The New York City Department of Social Services is seeking applications for senior building custodians with a posted salary range of $62,409.00 – $70,522.00. THE JOB: Supervise custodial staff in various titles who perform cleaning, sanitation, and building maintenance duties. Perform custodial duties as needed to support daily operations...
The New York City Department of Transportation is seeking applications for marine oilers with a posted salary range of $76,690.00 – $81,250.00. THE JOB: Assist the Marine Engineer in the operation, maintenance and repair of motor ferry operation, auxiliary, and related equipment at the Staten Island Ferry. Maintain appropriate levels of oil, lubricant in all main engines, ship service diesel generator...
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The Department of Citywide Administrative Services has certified sections of the eligible lists below for appointments and promotions in city agencies, subject to the 1-in-3 rule. Some of the appointments and promotions may have already been...
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Updated Sept. 25, 2026 — Title code: 40510, total 212 candidates. See more lists at TheChief.org/Lists The Department of Citywide administrative Services (DCAS) of New York The hiring list for Exam # 6000. Readers should note that eligible...
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Many people have experienced it: an unexpected illness or injury disrupts the day, or routine bloodwork gets pushed further down the to-do list. Today, people have more choices than ever for receiving routine care … But different care settings come with different price tags. For example, research consistently shows that hospital outpatient departments charge more due to facility fees, even when the quality of care is the same.
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For Anthem members in New York, these tools and resources can help people find the right care, in the right place, at the right time, resulting in lower costs, fewer surprises, and care that feels easier to navigate...
