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The City has reached agreements with 99.9% of the workforce.
When the de Blasio administration took office, every contract with municipal workers was expired.
Since then, the administration has settled with or concluded arbitration with 99.9 percent of the workforce, representing both civilian and uniformed employees.
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Stay Healthy this Flu Season!
Flu Season is Coming. Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones by Getting a Flu Shot!
- Free flu shots are available to City employees, dependents, and retirees in four convenient ways:
| 1. | At the worksite |
| 2. | At the pharmacy |
| 3. | At an in-network doctor’s office |
| 4. | At AdvantageCare Physicians (ACPNY) medical offices |
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- The holiday season can bring excitement and joy, but it can also bring sadness and stress.
Stress management starts with practicing self-care. Make time to eat well, move more, and be well this December!
Get tips to help you manage your health during the holiday season and all year long here.
Welcome to the Office of Labor Relations
The Office of Labor Relations (OLR) represents the Mayor in the conduct of all labor relations between the City of New York and labor unions representing employees of the City. In addition, OLR administers:
Labor
Health Savings
The Health Benefits Program
Medicare Part B Reimbursement
Deferred Compensation Plan and the NYCE IRA
Management Benefits Fund
NYC Employee Assistance Program
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State of the Agency
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Labor Updates
99.9%
When the de Blasio administration took office, every contract with municipal workers was expired.
Since then, the administration has settled with or concluded arbitration with 99.9 percent of the workforce, representing both civilian and uniformed employees.
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