Local 1070 - Court, County and Department of Probation Employees

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No-Give Back Contract

Mail ballots will soon be sent out so members can vote on DC 37’s new tentative contract.

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Sharpening skills for the courtroom

One hundred Court Reporters, Interpreters and clerical workers in Local 1070 wrapped up 2017 with a two-day job skills seminar at union headquarters in December.

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Court workers win upgrades and salary increases

Some 200 court employees in the office clerical title series represented by Local 1070 will get upgrades and annual salary hikes thanks to an agreement negotiated by local leaders and the state Off

George Morales

Beating the Expectations, Believing in His Community

DC 37 Blog

Local 1559 Members Win Promotions and Pay Hike at American Museum of Natural History
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS DC 37 resolved pay disputes and retention issues for three members of Local 1559 after the management of the American... — Dec 6
New Hep C Treatment Program Available at NYC Health + Hospitals
By GREGORY N. HEIRES DC 37 members suffering with Hepatitis C are now eligible to participate in a pilot program designed to effectively... — Dec 4
Union Secretary, New Executive Board Members Elected
By GREGORY N. HEIRES On Nov. 26 DC 37 delegates elected John Hyslop, the president of Queens Library Guild Local 1321, as the new secretary... — Dec 2
Historic disability rights victory creates hundreds of DOT jobs
By DIANE S. WILLIAMS In recognition of his fight for the rights of disabled New Yorkers that has led to the installation and maintenance of... — Nov 27
New Safety and Health Director a Fearless Advocate for Members
By MIKE LEE Deborah Williams, the new director of the DC 37 Safety & Health Dept., learned early in her career that stepping up and... — Nov 26

National AFSCME News

LA Museum Does the Right Thing
Los Angeles museum takes the right approach – it voluntarily recognizes workers’ union. — Dec 11
AFSCME Applauds Major Win on Paid Leave for Federal Workers
After years of trying, Congress strikes deal providing paid parental leave for federal workers. — Dec 11
SNAP Rule Change Will Leave Hundreds of Thousands Hungry
A change to SNAP imposed by the Trump administration will leave hundreds of thousands in hunger. — Dec 10
A Minor Gesture Makes a Major Difference
Iowa utility worker Chris DeHarty, a member of AFSCME Local 212 (Council 61), helped his fellow public service worker, Lynette Tiede-Beals, in a time of crisis. — Dec 9
AFSCME Supports Bill to Restore Voting Rights Protections
We strongly support the Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2019, which would block discriminatory laws aimed at disenfranchising minority voters. — Dec 6

Local 1070 - Court, County and Department of Probation Employees

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DC 37 Blog

National AFSCME News