More than half of corrections officers still on NY prison strike
While nearly 60% of corrections officers remain on strike, hundreds of them gathered at the state Capitol on Tuesday. The rally served as a poignant message to Gov. Kathy Hochul that the deal and termination proceedings against striking individuals have not convinced staff to return to their posts.
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Officers from across the state came together for a rally in Albany as strikes at New York prisons entered a third week.
“Hold the line! Hold the line! Hold the line!” they shouted. Their chants and antagonizing messages toward Gov. Kathy Hochul echoed up to the Capitol’s second floor, where she was simultaneously ...
New York State is increasing pressure on corrections officers who are continuing to strike, threatening termination and loss ...
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