In a case with massive implications for local governments, the Court of Appeals held yesterday that because the contracts the cities of Yonkers and Oswego had with firefighter unions were expired when a state law requiring retirement contributions from new members went into effect, those firefighters must contribute.
April 03, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – In a case with massive implications for local governments, a deeply divided Court of Appeals held yesterday that unionized firefighters must contribute 3 percent of their salary to a pension fund when a collective bargaining agreement has expired.
Typically, when a public employee bargaining agreement has lapsed and no new agreement is in place, the provisions of the expired contract continue.
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