Legislation to grant civilian public employees and uniformed first-responders a line-of-duty death benefit if they succumbed to COVID-19 continued to pick up momentum with Gov. Cuomo's May 25 …
With in-person court operations resuming, albeit on a partial basis, in the 9th Judicial District, on Long Island, and in Ulster and Sullivan counties last week, courts in all 57 counties outs…
The Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association May 28 overwhelmingly ratified contract terms that over slightly more than 47 months will give them 7.95 percent in wage increases while also providin…
The City Council Women’s Caucus has demanded an apology from the head of the Sergeants Benevolent Association for a crass tweet that pilloried Health and Mental Hygiene Commissioner Oxiris Ba…
Correction Officers' Benevolent Association delegates have voted 59-11 to recommend ratification of a re-worked three-year wage contract, the union announced May 18, and ballots have been sent…
When Arnie Kriss, in a May 19 online op-ed column in the Daily News, criticized Mayor de Blasio and Police Commissioner Dermot Shea for congra…
It is astonishing, if not altogether surprising, that more than two weeks after the Sergeants Benevolent Association issued a tweet referring …
As policy-makers debate when and how quickly we can reopen society with COVID-19 still plaguing us, it should be abundantly clear to those of …
To the Editor: Why on earth does it keep happening? George Floyd is the latest African American man to be murdered by the very people sworn to protect him-- police officers.
To the Editor: In a wartime speech in 1940, Winston Churchill famously said, "Never was so much owned by so many to so few."
To the Editor: In his rebuttal (May 22 issue) of my May 15 letter regarding the NYPD and the DOE, Ron Isaac accuses me of all manner of nefarious intent and undisguised hostility toward Teache…
To the Editor: The Chief's excellent coverage of the case of Principal Minerva Zanca ("DOE Ripped for Backing Principal Accused of Blatant Racial Bias," 1/31/2020, et. al.) draws back the curt…
To the Editor: Andrew Cuomo has justifiably been praised for his leadership during the coronoavirus pandemic. His daily briefings, however, should not induce a state of amnesia about his record.
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Union leaders in New York State want to raise taxes on the wealthy to help make up a severe fiscal shortfall and avoid layoffs in health care and education, the Times Union reported.
OSHA’s has too few resources to fulfill its mission given the surge in Covid-related workplace complaints, some unions and Democratic lawmakers have said, The Hill is reporting.
Labor unions have expressed concern with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) suggestion that she was open to a compromise with Senate Republicans on a corona-related relief package given R…
The Service Employees International Union’s president said that business and corporate leaders are “shirking their responsibilities” for not extending sick leave to workers, the Financial Time…
Nurses in North Carolina are alleging that HCA Healthcare, the nation’s largest hospital corporation, is using the pandemic to unjustly delay a union election, The Intercept reported.
