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• The President’s Message • PEF to legislators: Support parole, protect public safety • Keeping OPWDD running takes staff and commitment to clients • Black women...
Read MoreNo part of supervising state parolees has ever been easy, but the combination of a highly contagious pandemic and political crosswinds focused on changing criminal justice statutes are making the...
Read MorePEF’s first quarterly special elections of 2022 filled 11 vacant seats on the union’s Executive Board. The candidates for these seats are automatically seated as the only certified candidates. They...
Read MoreMembers working at the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities provide a host of services to New York’s most vulnerable population. During the October 2021 PEF Convention in Niagara...
Read MoreWomen’s History Month was established by Congress in 1987. In his March 1987 proclamation, President Ronald Reagan stated: “I call upon all Americans to mark this month with appropriate observances...
Read MoreThe deadline for applying for retroactive reimbursement through PEF’s Article 15 Educational Benefit programs is quickly approaching. Members applying for retroactive reimbursement for the CTR, NECTR, WSR, NEWSR, and CLEFR...
Read MoreDomestic workers organized some of the earliest labor unions, and Black women who knew the importance of workers’ rights stepped up to lead them. With Black History Month recognized in...
Read MoreSafety, fun, learning. That’s the unofficial motto of the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) summer environmental education camps — Camp Colby, Camp DeBruce, Camp Rushford and Camp Pack...
Read MorePEF members who joined the union’s telephone town hall on Feb. 2 received updates on a broad range of issues from retroactive longevity pay to telecommuting and the state budget. ...
Read MoreLast month, Gov. Kathy Hochul presented her first Executive Budget proposal. It was a first in many ways – the first time a woman governor had delivered one, of course,...
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