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An act to amend the civil service law, in relation to jurisdiction over improper employer practices
Senate Floor Calendar · Sponsor Eric Adams
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BILL NUMBER:A8663
Title of bill
An act to amend the civil service law, in relation to jurisdiction over improper employer practices
Purpose
The purpose of this bill is to extend the jurisdiction of the New York State Public Employees Relations Board in relation to improper practice issues.
Summary of provisions
Amend the Civil Service Law §212 (3) and §205.5 (d), in relation to the jurisdiction of the New York State Public Employees Relations Board.
Justification
Recent legislation provided that the New York Public Employees Relations Board shall have jurisdiction over certain New York City police officer collective bargaining issues. However, due to previ- ous local law provisions, this jurisdiction has been fragmented. This bill will correct that deficiency and insure that improper practice issues will be decided in one State forum.
LEGISLATIVE HISTORY:This is new legislation.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS:None
EFFECTIVE DATE:This act shall take effect immediately.
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