New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Photo: Evan Agostini/Invision/AP
Leaders of two unions representing court officers in the state’s court system are hopeful the legislation will win Cuomo’s approval this year, and one of bills has even earned the support of the Office of Court Administration.
December 04, 2018 at 03:45 PM
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Two bills that would expand disability and retirement benefits for court officers in New York have been delivered to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who must decide by midnight Friday if they will become law.
Leaders of two unions representing court officers in the state’s court system are hopeful the legislation will win Cuomo’s approval this year, and one of bills has even earned the support of the Office of Court Administration.
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