Sentences with phrase «public payroll»

The database already includes public payroll information, school contracts and other public records accessible by freedom of information requests.

Likewise, Assemblymen Michael Miller and Michele Titus continue to mistreat me, their former and present constituent like raw sewage, and misbehaving on public payrolls with an arrogance, hostility and dereliction of public duty that is unwavering and unprecedented.

Is it OK for a lawyer to be on multiple public payrolls while also billing those entities as a private practitioner?

In Africa as in Washington, D.C., politicians» tendency to bloat the armed forces and pad public payrolls to reward their followers or buy off opponents must be checked.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The average pay for police and fire department employees in Syracuse was $ 83,882 last year, the highest of any city in Central New York, according to an analysis of public payrolls released today by the Empire Center for Public Policy.

Newsday sought to identify as many examples as possible of political figures» family members who are on local public payrolls, primarily in Nassau County and its towns: Hempstead, North Hempstead and Oyster Bay.

Under state law, any former state or local government worker under age 65 who receives a state pension must obtain a «211 waiver» from the state Civil Service Department to return to public payroll unless they earn less than $ 30,000 a year.

I wonder how many unconsciously incompetent air traffic controllers are on the job and on public payrolls right now?

Its tradition of employing family members of powerful GOP officials on public payrolls is an art, a science and an industry.

The problem lies less with layers of government and excessive numbers of government workers providing services than with the generous salaries and benefits of those who are on the public payroll.

Although he is still on the public payroll, and certainly has not yet announced he is taking a job with JPMorgan Chase, Holder continues to act as if he is in Jamie Dimon's employ.

Many of these people are on the public payroll, employed in all the bureaucracies of the modern welfare, redistributive and regulatory state; many others, while working in private - sector institutions, are heavily dependent on state subsidies.

A Senate Democratic source confirmed that Christopher H. Sealey, the majority's $ 120,000 - a-year director of Creative Services, has departed the public payroll as of last Friday.

The portion of the conversation revealed in the letter to U.S. District Court Judge Valerie Caproni shows Cuomo discussing when Percoco, then running his re-election campaign in 2014, would return to the public payroll in the governor's office.

Robert «Bob» Malito, who worked for former NYC mayors John Lindsay and Abe Beame before departing the public payroll for a lengthy career in lobbying, is back after a two - year retirement.

A number of those aides received campaign bonuses that represent considerably more money than the 5 percent haircut they took on the public payroll.

Mayer told me she had decided to leave the public payroll and return home to care for her elderly parents.

Cuomo confirmed the subpoena he served on the Senate yesterday is intended to get at the «double - dipping» question about Soundview employees who were also on the public payroll working for Espada.

The group, a 501 (c)(4)-- classified as a «social welfare» organization by the IRS, and therefore not required to reveal its donors — is headed by Susan DelPercio, a longtime GOP consultant who worked briefly for the Cuomo administration before leaving the public payroll in early 2015.

The firm's founders left the public payroll in 2008, but have retained ties — and contracts — to the conference on and off since then.

The American Federation of State and County Municipal Employees (AFSCME) today launched a statewide radio ad campaign calling on legislative leaders to tax the rich instead of looking to cut the public payroll.

Kay, who has been with the administration since Day One and held his post since March 2006, will leave the public payroll for a post in the private sector at the end of next month, the mayor announced this afternoon.

He's another disgraced state judge who, like Feeley, after being born in New York drifted into Massachusetts to go on a public payroll.

Tony Avella has worked his whole life on the public payroll with do nothing positions with Mayor Dinkins, Senator Stavisky, City Council, and now as State Senator so it's easy to understand how he doesn't grasp the need for private sector development and job creation.

YO Linda, It's Andrew Cuomo and if you want to work in the private sector, no one cares, but, if like Mayor Duffy, you want to double - dip on the public payroll that's a whole other kettle of fish.

During a brief phone interview last night, Zeff said his final day on the public payroll was last Friday.

But even though the paybill changed little in real terms, no less than one civil servant in three disappeared from the payroll over these three decades (far surpassing Milton Friedman's 1977 proposal for removing one civil servant in six from the public payroll, then mostly dismissed as a far - right fantasy).

It slams the veteran Long Island Democratic lawmaker for «retiring» in December 2008 so he could collect his $ 72,114 pension and then «returning» to the public payroll in January 2009 to collect his $ 101,500 legislative salary.

In the past week, three agencies announced they were investigating Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera for putting her lovers on the public payroll, and a state ethics panel charged Assemblyman Vito Lopez with sexually harassing female aides.

That pact guaranteed hundreds of thousands of dollars in staff to now - indicted coup leader Sen. Pedro Espada Jr. (D - Bronx) and allowed lame - duck Senate leader Malcolm Smith (D - Queens) to keep most of his top aides on the public payroll.

David Cameron has removed a «vanity» photographer and videographer from the public payroll, according to media reports.

The outcry over Cipel's appointment resulted in McGreevey moving him to a less visible position on the public payroll.

NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton is using a nonprofit that funds crucial police programs to dole out cushy consulting jobs to cronies — and springboard them onto the public payroll, The...

Some of the increase came from de Blasio's addition of roughly 16,000 employees to the public payroll, which he insisted in the face of criticism was «best money spent.»

John McArdle, the veteran spinmeister who served four different majority leaders during his nearly 30 - year tenure in state government, is poised to depart the public payroll, Minority Leader Dean Skelos announced this morning.

Due to a little - known exception in state law, JCOPE told a top aide to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Joe Percoco, now a central figure in a federal probe, not to bother filing an updated financial disclosure statement following his return to the public payroll after seven months in the private sector.

The letter says testimony in the trial also alleges that Percoco conducted personal business in the state offices involving state agencies while he was off the public payroll and acting as campaign manager, which would be another violation of the public officers law.

He faces an Electoral Commission inquiry after Channel 4's Dispatches said key aides worked for him during the 2004 election while on the public payroll.

Percoco, whose sources of income after he left government are a key question in the federal probe, left the public payroll just as he and his wife were undertaking upgrades on their Westchester home, and has a permit to construct a home theater.

Mayor Bloomberg formed a company in the offices of his longtime accountant, Martin Geller, so he could pay three aides off the public payroll for performing nongovernmental tasks on their own time.

NYC Mayor de Blasio is in the midst of a hiring spree that will add more than 1,000 workers to the public payroll — reversing a six - year trend of downsizing city government.

Toback has been running against Albany to some degree in his campaign, hitting Weisenberg early on for «retiring» and then returning to the public payroll in order to game the pension system (a not - unusual, though optically problematic pratice).

Bijoy Datta, the Broome County GOP chairman and deputy couty executive, is leaving the public payroll to accept a job as deputy campaign manager for gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino.

Cash - strapped ex-Cuomo aide Joe Percoco, now at the center of a federal corruption probe, submitted resignation papers when he left the public payroll to run the governor's re-election campaign, but then didn't go through with leaving, making his decision to take private consulting clients problematic upon his return.

John McArdle, a former top Senate GOP staffer who retired last fall after 29 years on the public payroll to become a consultant, has signed on to help the new coordinated campaign for the legalization of gay marriage in New York, sources familiar with his plans confirm.

He is working on the McGrath campaign morning, noon and night while on the Senate's public payroll, he is just working out of the Business Council second floor offices on the corner of Dove and Washington - Fred Dicker.

David Paterson has always been a paradox — an outsider by virtue of his blindness, he's also the scion of one of the city's elite black political families and has spent his entire adult life on the public payroll.