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Taylor Made: The Cost and Consequences of New York's Public-Sector Labor Laws
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Defusing New York's Public Pension Bomb: A Fair Approach for Workers and Taxpayers
by E.J. McMahon

 
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February 2008

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December 2007

 

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September 05, 2008

Elusive Fort Edward teacher contracts

Although the Fort Edward school board approved a new labor agreement with its teachers union on June 24, the public has yet to see a copy of the contract.

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September 05, 2008

Pension costs are projected to decrease across state, Gannett News Service
Many Principals Remain at Schools Graded 'F', New York Times
NY assemblyman accused of harassment, Newsday
Charges dropped against Medina superintendent pending resignation, community service, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Fire chief charged with arson, Middletown Times Herald-Record
Despite leaving, pay still coming, Albany Times Union
Attorney's membership in state pension system revoked, Newsday
City clerk quick to quit, despite long road to job, New York Daily News
Brookhaven Town creates park ranger division, Newsday State disciplines two Greene judges, Kingston Daily Freeman
Correction staff, county settle comp-time lawsuit, Poughkeepsie Journal
Arraignment due for accused cops, Albany Times Union
Insist that cops show ID cautions police commissioner, Staten Island Advance
No cop brutality charges, Albany Times Union
County, union reach accord, Syracuse Post-Standard
City Council defeats expanding benefits to domestic partners, Troy Record
Scotia: Official blasts overtime at fire dept. Village finds filling vacancies difficult, Schenectady Daily Gazette
Irondequoit releases details of discipline for workers, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Mount Vernon may hire 10 special-ed teachers for 'inclusion' model, Journal News
Friday Faceoff: Longer school day provides more assignment, book time, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Friday Faceoff: Longer school day would deprive students of sleep, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle