
Category: State & Municipal Employees


NYS & The Public Employees Federation Reach a Contract
Albany, NY – New York State Public Employees Federation members turned out in force to ratify the union’s 2026-2031 collective bargaining agreement. PEF represents 60,000

CSEA ‘Partners With The NYS Department Of Civil Services On New’ Testing Centers
Buffalo & Rochester, NY – The CSEA is partnering with the New York State Department of Civil Service in the opening of new computer-based testing

IAFF Convention Honors 9/11 Fallen and those Lost Since the Attack
At the 58th Convention, the IAFF honored those killed on Sept. 11, 2001, and the hundreds of fire fighters and emergency medical workers who have

Public Library Workers In Geneva, Illinois ‘Go Union’ With AFSCME
Geneva IL, – Employees at the Geneva Public Library District in Illinois are coming together to form a Union with American Federation of State, County & Municipal (AFSCME) Council. The workers filed

Trump Administration’s Gutting of Head Start Puts Vulnerable Kids at Risk
Washington, DC — “For nearly six decades, Head Start has given kids from low-income families a genuine shot at success. The name isn’t accidental. Head

Civil Service Employees Association & New York State Reach A Five-Year Tentative Contract Agreement
Albany, New York – The Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) has reached a tentative five-year contract agreement with New York State that delivers improvements in wages, benefits

APWU Response to Proposal to Change Vote-By-Mail
The APWU is deeply alarmed that the United States Postal Service published a proposed rule this week to begin implementing President Trump’s March 31 Executive Order

NYS and Unions Change Tier 6
New York State and unions reached a deal to increase “Tier 6” pensions for more than 830,000 public employees statewide. The agreement would allow teachers

NYC Comptroller Issues AI Report Describing Potential Impact on NYC Economy
New York, NY — At a press conference I attended on Thursday May 21st at the NYC Comptroller’s Office, Comptroller Mark Levine discussed a report