The Municipal Labor Committee and the Office of Labor Relations have yet to reach final terms on a Medicare Advantage plan for retired city workers, but contrary to a persistent rumor, they aren't at an impasse in their discussions, according to MLC Chairman Harry Nespoli.
"We're still negotiating, and we're still trying to get to a conclusion and decide which company will be running the program," Mr. Nespoli, who is also the president of the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association, said in a June 3 phone interview.
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