• FAQ about March 14 snow emergency

    FAQ about March 14 snow emergency

    Please click here for a memo from PEF Contract Administration answering frequently asked questions about Tuesday’s storm and how the governor’s state of emergency in certain counties governs the use of leave accruals.

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  • Zoom training: Reproductive Health & the Economy

    Zoom training: Reproductive Health & the Economy

    The PEF Statewide Women’s Committee and the AFL-CIO will host a virtual training and discussion on Monday, March 27 at 6 p.m. about “Reproductive Health & the Economy.” All PEF members are invited to attend, but attendance is capped at 60, so click this link to register today!

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  • Check out the latest public service workshops!

    Check out the latest public service workshops!

    PEF members in applicable titles who need continuing education hours can take advantage of the Public Service Workshops program. Visit this page to register for the latest offerings and registration instructions.

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  • Tell your lawmakers to address PEF’s priorities!

    Tell your lawmakers to address PEF’s priorities!

    As the New York State budget process rolls on, we’ve created a letter-writing campaign focused on eight PEF Budget Priorities for FY 2023-2024. Please take a few minutes to click the links below and send a pre-written letter to your legislators letting them know why it’s so important they Fund Our Future for a...

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  • PEF budget analysis

    PEF budget analysis

    The PEF Legislative Department has completed its preliminary analysis of Gov Hochul’s executive budget proposal released on Feb. 1. This document summarizes PEF’s position on the items in the budget that the union feels will either help or hurt our members. Stay tuned for actions you can take to help us make our case...

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  • Communicator: Work Begins on Solving  the Budget Puzzle

    Communicator: Work Begins on Solving the Budget Puzzle

    PEF hits the ground running to analyze what the union supports and what needs improvement in the governor’s FY 2024 Executive Budget. Read the entire February issue here.

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