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October 06, 2008
Unions get raises amid financial turmoil
Having agreed to 4 percent raises for New York City police and other unions, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has raised expectations of a generous pattern deal for unions still negotiating contracts--despite the Wall Street meltdown that's punching a big hole in the city's revenues.
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October 06, 2008
Ex-fed eyed in LIRR gravy-train scam, New York Post
LIRR needs a switch, Newsday
DOCS to cut $81.6 mil., 200 positions, Legislative Gazette
Supporters of suspended cop to protest at Pleasantville meeting, Journal News
Ten highest-paid on public payroll earn $1.9M, Middletown Times Herald-Record
Top-paid public employees 2007, Middletown Times Herald-Record
Salary, school district size disconnected when it comes to superintendents' pay, Middletown Times Herald-Record
No logic to town supervisors' salaries, Middletown Times Herald-Record
Changes in teacher pay on the horizon, Middletown Times Herald-Record
Debunking the myths about public pay, Middletown Times Herald-Record
Carmel officials say cell phone bills are private; FOI experts disagree, Journal News
County cell saw personal, political use, Journal News
Some Tryon staffers get orders of protection, Schenectady Daily Gazette
SUNY Upstate freezes hiring and cuts spending, Syracuse Post-Standard
School district, employee dispute decided, Utica Observer-Dispatch
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