New York Public Personnel Law
The New York Public Personnel Law Blog offers summaries of, and commentaries, on selected court and administrative decisions and related matters affecting public employers and employees in New York state. The author of this blog is Harvey Randall, Esq.
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Employee found guilty of failing to comply with Department rules concerning absences for illness
Employee found guilty of failing to comply with Department rules concerning absences for illnessNYC Department of Sanitation v Kaplan, OATH Index #403/12 OATH Administrative Law Judge Kevin F. Casey sustained a number of disciplinary charges alleging that the employee failed to comply with...
A series of agreements providing for the distribution of a Retirement System member’s death benefit considered in determining the lawful beneficiaries
A series of agreements providing for the distribution of a Retirement System member’s death benefit considered in determining the lawful beneficiariesJohnson v New York State & Local Retirement Sys. et al, 2012 NY Slip Op 01881, Appellate Division, Fourth Department In this decision the...
School employees ask the Commissioner of Education to remove members of the same family simultaneously serving on a school board from the Board
School employees ask the Commissioner of Education to remove members of the same family simultaneously serving on a school board from the BoardAppeal of Kevin Reis and Joseph R. Argus from action of the Board of Education of the Taconic Hills Central School District regarding conflicts of interest,...
Call “911” for assistance when an individual assaulted a fellow worker did not constitute misconduct under the circumstance
Call “911” for assistance when an individual assaulted a fellow worker did not constitute misconduct under the circumstanceNYC Human Resources Administration, OATH Index #314/12 OATH Administrative Law Judge Ingrid M. Addison found that the employee's calling 911 following a client's physical...
Audits of various municipalities recently issued by the State Comptroller
Audits of various municipalities recently issued by the State ComptrollerSource: Office of the State Comptroller New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli announced his office completed the following audit:. Click on the name of the jurisdiction to download the PDF file of the audit...
NYPPL has added a link to nymuniblog.com
NYPPL has added a link to nymuniblog.comNYMUNIBLOG.COM was created and is maintained by Harris Beach PLLC as a public service to foster discussion of important issues facing New York state municipalities and quasi-governmental agencies by providing an opportunity “for thought leaders in the public...
Employee’s claim that “I was pressured” into agreeing to a plea bargain in a criminal action in the course of an administrative disciplinary hearing rejected by administrative law judge
Employee’s claim that “I was pressured” into agreeing to a plea bargain in a criminal action in the course of an administrative disciplinary hearing rejected by administrative law judgeNYC Department of Sanitation v Bongiardina, OATH Index #1971/11 OATH Administrative Law Judge Faye Lewis...
A request for reconsideration of an administrative determination neither extends nor enlarges the statute of limitation for filing a timely Article 78 petition
A request for reconsideration of an administrative determination neither extends nor enlarges the statute of limitation for filing a timely Article 78 petition Baloy v Kelly, 2012 NY Slip Op 01134, Appellate Division, First Department The New York City Police Commissioner refused to issue a "good...
Teacher and principal evaluation system to be enacted into law
Teacher and principal evaluation system to be enacted into law Source: Office of the Governor On March 14, 2012 Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, Senate Majority Leader Skelos, and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver announced an agreement on legislation to put the Governor's new groundbreaking...
Governor Cuomo announces adoption of a major pension reform plan
Governor Cuomo announces adoption of a major pension reform plan Source: Office of the Governor Contending that pension reform will save State and local governments, including New York City more than $80 billion over 30 years, New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the passage of a “Tier VI”...

