New York, correction officers
As strike ends, New York says more than 2,000 correction officers will be fired
ALBANY — State Corrections Commissioner Daniel F. Martuscello III said Monday that the 22-day strike at prisons statewide is over, but that more than 2,000 correction officers who refused to return to work Monday will be fired.
Picket lines at Attica, Collins, Lakeview, Wende and Wyoming have all either been completely cleaned out or are in the ...
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has barred prison guards who were fired for illegally walking off the job from being hired for ...
The new labor agreement between the New York State and the union representing its correction officers ends the 20-day walkout ...
The strike that paralyzed New York prisons for three weeks ended with most workers returning to their jobs and the state firing 2,000 who stayed out.
New York’s corrections commissioner has declared an end to a wildcat strike by correctional officers and says more than 2,000 ...
Correction officers said the work stoppage was the result of increased violence and forced overtime in state prisons.
New contract offer would create a committee to determine whether certain provisions of a law that regulates solitary ...
New York state's corrections officers appear to be returning to work Monday after more than three weeks protesting and ...
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