More than 6,000 members of District Council 37 spread over 13 locals and 26 titles will have their pay or benefits upgraded using $12.6 million in equity money contained in the union contract reached last year. The awards were earmarked to address “demonstrable evidence of significant recruitment or retention issues” or “compelling evidence of significant changes to job duties or qualifications.”
The union offered few specifics about the awards, except to say that salaries were raised by unspecified amounts for Exterminators and Pest Control Aides and “progress was made in alleviating the city’s serious recruitment and retention issues for specific city titles such as school-based Public Health Nurses and Child Protective Specialists.
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