The New York City Civil Service Watchdog
Neal Tepel, President

The Civil Service Merit Council advocates for fair treatment for Municipal Workers.

Construction Projects Need Careful Monitoring by City Inspectors and Architects

Term Limit Giuliani’s 1995 Self-Inspection Program of Construction Projects

Eliminate Residency Restrictions for All City Workers

Sixteen month ago New York City’s Mayor Michael Bloomberg and District Council 37 signed a contract which included changes in the residency law for municipal employees pending approval by the New Yo

PSC Organizes CUNY Research Workers: Four Year Battle with University

Workers at the City University of New York Research Foundation finally won their battle to become unionized.

Universal Health Care Now

Health care costs are now an essential component of every negotiated union contract. Labor organizations are struggling as never before to protect member benefits.

Unions Need Political Action Committees

What is a Political Action Committee?

Pre-School Funding Must be Utilized by New York City

Numerous studies demonstrate that investing in quality early childhood education provides large benefits to children and communities.

School Maintenance Needs Qualified Unionized Tradesman

The Department of Education pays an out-of-town management firm, The Gordian Group, 13.5% to hire contractors for school repairs and renovations.

Worker Compensation Changes

On March 13, 2007, Governor Spitzer signed into law a bill that makes major changes in the workers’ compensation system. The law has changed for both medical care and money benefits.

Building Union Strength and Credibility through Political Action and Media Communications

A successful labor organization projects an image of strength and importance. The perception that a union has political muscle is a tremendous asset to achieving goals and objectives.

Adequate Training Needed for Sanitation and Traffic Agents

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