Both the Uniformed Firefighters Association and Uniformed Fire Officers Association are telling members who are on unpaid leave because they have refused to be vaccinated that they shouldn't expect a last-minute deal before the de Blasio administration moves to terminate them.
While most of the major municipal unions have reached agreements on procedures governing the implementation of Mayor de Blasio's vaccine mandate, all the fire and police unions have not and continue to challenge the mandate in court.
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