38 state workers guilty of illegal strike in 1977
The New York Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that 38 workers from the state Unemployment Insurance Department in Bayshore violated the Taylor Law by refusing to work in a damaged and unsafe replacement building after a fire. They waited for a certificate of occupancy while processing unemployment claims, leading to an unjustified work stoppage and potential two days' pay fines.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
State
Bayshore
L.L
Civil Service Employees Association
CSEA
State Supreme Court
High Court
Suffolk County
Michael Gotthamer
Gotthamer
Florida
Largest NY award set at 6.6 million for police couple’s children
A New York State Supreme Court jury awarded 6.6 million dollars to three children hurt by the 1970 Ann Street gas explosion that killed Norman Martens, a city officer, and his wife Kathleen. The city faces appeal and potential interest-adjusted totals up to 10 million. The案 event killed twelve and injured forty, with the couple found two days after the blast.
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New York
New York State
State Supreme Court
Norman Martens
New York City
Kathleen
Robert Conason
Ann St
City Hall
Conason
Staten Island
Martens
Seventh Precinct
Norman Jr
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Carter Tower
Mony Plaza
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Fayextessile
N.Y
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