‘Someone is going to get killed:’ Union puts pressure on OCFS after workplace assault
CLAVERACK — A violent workplace assault on a CSEA member employed at a state Office…
Author Therese Assalian
Therese Assalian
Therese has been working as the Capital Region Communications Specialist since 2002 handling all facets of internal and external communications for the region. Therese started her career at a Madison Avenue Public Relations firm and held several positions in public relations, marketing and event planning in corporate and non-profit roles in New York and Pittsburgh prior to moving to the Capital Region in 1999. Therese holds Bachelors and Masters degrees in Communication Studies and is also a published freelance writer on travel, food and the arts.
Workers stand strong to save vital services
TROY — CSEA members employed by the City of Troy and their supporters recently worked…
Flanagan ‘goes above and beyond’ for high school athletics
LONG LAKE — No matter the weather or the season, CSEA Long Lake Central School…
Knowledge helps us Never Quit our union
JOHNSTOWN — When we build knowledge, we can build our power. That was the driving…
CSEA Never Quit continues onward
PLATTSBURGH — CSEA members in Clinton County will Never Quit. We recently held our first-ever…
‘Stress and extreme caseloads’ drive county’s high caseworker turnover
JOHNSTOWN — One thing jumped out at CSEA Fulton County Local activist Rick Stahl when…
Working together for safety
SARATOGA SPRINGS — A shared commitment to safe, healthy work sites and strong working relationship…
Training, activism and partnerships add up to safer workstations
ALBANY — The state Department of Taxation and Finance Local in Albany has created the…
CSEA takes steps toward healthier hearts
Despite some rainy weather, CSEA members and staff in the Capital Region came together to…
Workers have heart in saving judge’s life
ALBANY — Sometimes, the difference between life and death is measured in minutes. That was…