The
Communicator
March
2001
The
Official Online Edition of
The New York
State Public Employees Federation
Gov.’s
budget:
What else is in store for some key human services?
Site
Map What's
New Search
NYC elections draw
PEF candidates
New pact benefits
teachers
Court nixs
out-of-title work
OMH ad campaign:
The road to recovery just got longer
Inside This Issue
Features
PROTECTING
THE STATE'S SAFETY NET:
• PEF fights
budget cutters
• State-budget
surplus jigsaw
• What's in
store for human services
Departments
President's
Message: We'll fight psych center closures
You Said It:
Members mailbag
Nurses Station:
Safe needles is now law
Legislative Agenda;
More tier/ pension reforms sought
Retirees In Action:
New COLA bills in the works
Union Matter
NYC ELECTIONS DRAW PEF CANDIDATES
•
Jackson wins
landmark court case;
sets sights on NYC Council seats
• PEF Retiree
ready to run in NYC mayoral race
• Munoz, PEF Region
10 activist makes bid
for NYC Council
Courts: DOC's violated contract,
law
DOT's efforts to
hide draft audit findings —'FOILed'
PEF E-Board meeting
summary
Promotion Test
Battery challenge
Pataki vetoes
Whistleblower Protection bill
Bernie Block dies
at 83
Make Public Service
Workshops work for you
GHI benefits
improved
OMH ad campaign:
The road to recovery just got longer
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