Hochul admin offers another deal to New York prison workers in desperate attempt to end strikeGovernor Hochul's administration is directly negotiating with striking correction officers to restore prison staffing without union involvement.
NY prison officials warn striking correction officers to get back to work or face termination in last-ditch attempt to stop wildcat actionNew York state officials warned guards on strike to return to work or face termination in response to widespread illegal work stoppages.
Hochul admin offers another deal to New York prison workers in desperate attempt to end strikeGovernor Hochul's administration is directly negotiating with striking correction officers to restore prison staffing without union involvement.
NY prison officials warn striking correction officers to get back to work or face termination in last-ditch attempt to stop wildcat actionNew York state officials warned guards on strike to return to work or face termination in response to widespread illegal work stoppages.
Correction officers' union and Hochul reach deal that could end wildcat prison strikeA deal to suspend the HALT Act eases tensions in the wildcat strike by correction officers in New York prisons.
NY correction officers continue to strike as state moves legal action forward: 'We're looking for help'State intervention intensifies against striking correction officers as unrest in New York prisons grows, risking health care and pay for workers.
Correction officers' union and Hochul reach deal that could end wildcat prison strikeA deal to suspend the HALT Act eases tensions in the wildcat strike by correction officers in New York prisons.
NY correction officers continue to strike as state moves legal action forward: 'We're looking for help'State intervention intensifies against striking correction officers as unrest in New York prisons grows, risking health care and pay for workers.
Psycho alleged killer attacks 48 people at Rikers Island in 2 years - but solitary not an option because of NYC banSundance Oliver's violent behavior at Rikers Island poses serious safety concerns for correction officers, leading the union to seek greater security measures.
Rikers opens wellness center, including 'serenity room,' for correction officersNew York's Department of Corrections has opened a wellness center for guards on Rikers, promoting physical and emotional health support for staff.
Psycho alleged killer attacks 48 people at Rikers Island in 2 years - but solitary not an option because of NYC banSundance Oliver's violent behavior at Rikers Island poses serious safety concerns for correction officers, leading the union to seek greater security measures.
Rikers opens wellness center, including 'serenity room,' for correction officersNew York's Department of Corrections has opened a wellness center for guards on Rikers, promoting physical and emotional health support for staff.
2 correction officers brought to hospital after fire at MCI-Norfolk, DOC saysTwo correction officers were hospitalized due to smoke inhalation from a fire at MCI-Norfolk prison, but both returned to work the same night.
3 inmates to face charges after attack on correction officersThree inmates at a Massachusetts maximum-security prison face serious charges after attacking correction officers with metal weapons.
New NYC Council bill would limit pepper spray use in jails except in emergency situationsNew NYC proposal limits pepper spray use by correction officers to emergency situations requiring authorization.
Exclusive | NYC Council bill would severely limit pepper spray use in jails; union slams law as 'reckless'NYC correction officers may lose the ability to use pepper spray except in extreme emergencies, raising safety concerns for both staff and inmates.
New NYC Council bill would limit pepper spray use in jails except in emergency situationsNew NYC proposal limits pepper spray use by correction officers to emergency situations requiring authorization.
Exclusive | NYC Council bill would severely limit pepper spray use in jails; union slams law as 'reckless'NYC correction officers may lose the ability to use pepper spray except in extreme emergencies, raising safety concerns for both staff and inmates.