by NYSPFFA | Feb 7, 2018 | nyspffa_news
Below is a link to an article shared by Lee Alder and courtesy of The Intercept.com Lee offers a "brief introduction" with a link to the article below. In the 90’s in an important case that had issues similar to Janus, I characterized Justice Scalia’s position...
by NYSPFFA | Feb 2, 2018 | nyspffa_news
After the City of Newburgh announced it will not provide funding to retain twelve firefighters currently paid through federal investments, Representative Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18) joined the Newburgh Fire Department to call on the City to reverse course and provide...
by NYSPFFA | Feb 2, 2018 | nyspffa_news
Please log into the Members Area Only to view the Supreme Court ruling in Watertown on minimum manning This ruling is in the Legal Document Library. To gain access to this secure area and Members Only content, please sign up for access today. If you've already...
by NYSPFFA | Jan 22, 2018 | nyspffa_news
Below is an article written by Lee Adler, Professor at Cornell and Attorney for NYSPFFA locals. The article is “food for thought” as we prepare to gather for our legal conference at the end of February and continue to plan for any fallout from the Supreme Court...
by NYSPFFA | Dec 27, 2017 | nyspffa_news
Dear Members, With the passage of the federal tax repeal act, the changes to the tax code could present significant consequences to some of our members. Please see link below....
by NYSPFFA | Dec 26, 2017 | nyspffa_news
Attention NYSPFFA Members: Since 1978, the Legislature passed, and the Governor signed into law, a cost of living increase and a one-year escalation for all New York State widows and widowers of police officers and fire fighters killed in the line-of-duty. The intent...
