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Provides that the MTA shall provide health insurance coverage for the wife and sons of deceased transit authority worker Andrew Greaves
In Assembly Committee · Governmental Employees · Sponsor Louis Tobacco
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Title of bill
An act authorizing and directing the city of New York to provide health insurance for the family of Andrew Greaves, an employee of the metropolitan transit authority
Purpose
Provides that New York City provide health insurance for the wife and sons of deceased transit worker Andrew Greaves.
Summary of provisions
Section one would require the City of New York to provide Health insurance coverage to the late Andrew Greaves' spouse, and twin sons.
Section two is an immediate effective date.
Justification
The late Andrew Greaves of Staten Island worked for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority when he was struck by a car in September 2003. He later died from his injuries leaving behind his wife and twin sons. This measure would require the City of New York to allow health insurance to Mr. Greaves' wife and two dependent children.
Prior history
2008: S.5702 - 3rd Reading Calendar/A.8238 - Referred to Governmental Employees 2007: S.5702 - 3rd Reading Calendar/A.8238 - Referred to Governmental Employees
Fiscal implications
Unknown.
Effective date
This act shall take effect immediately.
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