CSEA persistence results in big steps forward for developmental disabilities, mental health services
ALBANY — The final New York state budget offers some important steps forward in improving…
Yearly Archives: 2016
StartUpNY: a bad idea that’s still bad and costing New Yorkers even more
There’s more evidence that the Cuomo administration’s Start-up New York program is nothing but a…
Fight for fairness brings back union jobs
SOUTHAMPTON — Paying attention paid off in great measure for CSEA members who had seen…
‘Every day, someone gets hurt’
Editor’s note: CSEA members who work for the NYS Office of People with Developmental Disabilities…
CSEA launches sanitation safety initiative
LAKE PLACID — It’s not enough just to “Don’t Zone Out” when driving near roadway…
Heimlich hat trick saves three lives
PHILADELPHIA — For school library worker Janna Cook, it seems saving school children’s lives is…
Capital Region members ‘Never Quit’
The Capital Region’s Never Quit blitz was the most successful blitz to date with 40…
Retirees inspired to get involved, be active
More than 6,000 CSEA Retiree Division members live in Florida, but they are still connected…
CSEA President Danny Donohue: Activism is still important
After working for many years, you have earned a secure retirement that includes your pensions,…
CSEA sues Thruway over increased retiree health care costs
ALBANY — CSEA New York State Thruway Authority retirees are fighting back against their former…