BUFFALO, N.Y. — While an illegal strike by state corrections officers continues, Governor Hochul wants to further shake-up the prison system in New York with more proposed cutbacks.
Day 1 of mediation ended on Monday with discussions about suspending certain provisions of the HALT Act and other demands made by corrections staff.
As the prison guard strikes continue across correctional facilities in New York State, Gov. Hochul addresses the strikes in a ...
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More than a week has passed since current and former corrections officers across New York began protesting, citing "unsafe" working conditions and are calling for a repeal of the HALT act.
The New York Public Employees Federation has reached an agreement with the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision that protects civilian staff who work in state prisons.
The suit alleges that the strikes threaten DOCCS’s operations and jeopardize the safety and security of working correctional ...
Staff at four prisons, including Elmira, Collins, Groveland, and Wende, have received cease-and-desist orders from New York State Police.
The ongoing correction officers strike happening across New York State is now over one week in progress. The illegal walkouts are staged at correctional facilities ...
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Gov. Hochul once again warns striking corrections officers across New YorkNew York Gov. Hochul issued another warning for striking correctional workers on Tuesday, as mediation continues between the ...
Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that 15,000 correctional officers have been on strike for over a week ...
The director of research for the Empire Center, Ken Girardin, calls the situation ‘extremely dangerous’ for prison system ...
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