Unrepresented county workers face pay raise decision
About 341 Onondaga County personnel not in a union await the Legislature on whether they will receive pay hikes similar to those approved for the Civil Service Employees Association. Leaders warn possible union drives if raises are not substantial, as pay ranges from 8,362 to 58,791 dollars.
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Onondaga County
Civil Service Employees Association
CSEA
Sally Wood
William A. Harris
Donald Boudreau
Gerald J. Mingolelli Jr
Mingolelli
CSRA
CSHA
Department of Personnel
Executive Branch
Central Services
John G. Priest
Mingoleti
Edward J. Gusty
Onondaga Community College
Association of College Administrators
OCC
State Public Employment Relations Board
Miller New Process Gear recall workers in Central New York
Forty four workers in Central New York return to work on Monday. Miller Brewing in Fulton recalls 32 and New Process Gear in East Syracuse brings back 14. Miller says more may be called as seasonal upswing nears. Overall, about 360 hourly employees remain laid off.
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New York
Miller Brewing Co
Fulton
New Process Gear Corp
Syracuse
Miller
Helen Dennison
Hary Carender
Different nursing program options outlined for readers
This column from the Educational Information Center guides on finding approved nursing programs and outlines sources. It notes state lists from the National League of Nursing and library reference materials, then lists area tractor trailer driving training providers with addresses and phone numbers.
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National League of Nursing
Columbus Circle
New York City
Notts
Syracuse
Onondaga-Madison Bocks
Thompson Road
National Tractor-Trailer School
Burkley Raad
Liverpool
Sartarern
Dafavelrtis
Pathways to Athletic Director Careers and Health Careers Workshop
The article outlines routes to athletic director roles including programs at St Johns University Queens and graduate paths at Ohio State University and UMass Amherst. It also suggests coaching as a pathway and highlights a health careers workshop on March 26 at SUNY Opstate Medical Center. Call 425 5260 for more information.
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St. John's University
Queens
Ohio State University
Columbus
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Regional Learning Service
SUNY /Opstate Medica Center
Syracuse VA Hospital to receive 32.8 million for upgrades
The Veterans Administration Medical Center in Syracuse will get 32.8 million to modernize with central air conditioning, improved patient privacy, and fire and safety upgrades. The plan reduces 40 beds by converting wards to smaller units while adding sprinklers and new oxygen systems. Construction starts after design studies in October 1984, with minimal patient care disruption anticipated. The center serves a 19 county region and logged 5 007 in patients and 85 194 outpatients last year.
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Veterans Administration Medical Center
Syracuse
George Wortley
Veterans Administration
Budet
Clyde Corsaro
Corsaro
Medical Center
Casaro
Regia
Pennsyyvania
Cayuga County
Queida County
CSEA backs Fink plan to expand sales tax
New York's Civil Service Employers Association supports Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink's proposal to tax professional fees to raise up to 350 million dollars annually and avert layoffs of about 7,600 state workers. Gov Cuomo's office signaled no rejection as budget talks continue.
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CSEA
Fink
New York
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Brooklyn
Lie
Civil Service Fmployers Association
William N. McGowan
Ink
Maria M. Cuomo
Pink
Cuomo
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