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More than 1,100 nonjudicial employees of the New York Office of Court Administration will see their wages frozen when court employees' new contracts with the state go into effect. Michael Sigault, president of the New York State Court Clerks Association, says he expects his members to ratify his union's tentative agreement with the state when members' ballots are counted Wednesday. If approved, the union would become the 12th and last bargaining unit representing court employees to approve a new contract.
July 15, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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