Striking prison workers expected to go back to work today after DOCCS agreement
A new agreement will see most striking New York correction officers return to work Monday, per the state’s Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS). The deal requires at least 85% of staff back on duty and shields returning workers from disciplinary action.
Agreement reached between DOCCS and union representing striking prison workers, which could bring staff back Monday
An agreement between the State Department of Corrections and the union representing striking prison workers could bring employees back to work Monday morning. Thousands of workers began an unsanctioned strike three weeks ago calling for what say they are safer working conditions.
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