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Richard Khavkine

Richard Khavkine

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Editor, The Chief Leader

New York

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  • Sergeants union, city finally reach deal

    By Richard Khavkine Verified| The Chief Leader Verified Sergeants union, city finally reach dealBY RICHARD KHAVKINEPosted 4/18/25 After nearly two years of hard bargaining, the union representing NYPD sergeants and the city have chiseled a tentative contract agreement. The retroactive 5-year deal, which will be put to a vote of the Sergeants Benevolent Association's rank and file in the coming days, would net sergeants who were in the rank December 2021 and who work through Dec. 9 a compounded raise of nearly 19 percent.

    By Richard Khavkine Verified · The Chief Leader

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • ‘Grace period’ would allow fired state COs to get their jobs back

    By Richard Khavkine Verified| The Chief Leader Verified Posted 4/18/25 The more than 2,000 state correction officers fired by Governor Kathy Hochul for taking part in an illegal strike earlier this year would be given an opportunity to get their jobs back, according to legislation introduced by two Upstate lawmakers.

    By Richard Khavkine Verified · The Chief Leader

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Sergeants union, city finally reach deal

    By Richard Khavkine Verified| The Chief Leader Verified Sergeants union, city finally reach dealBY RICHARD KHAVKINEPosted 4/18/25 After nearly two years of hard bargaining, the union representing NYPD sergeants and the city have chiseled a tentative contract agreement. The retroactive 5-year deal, which will be put to a vote of the Sergeants Benevolent Association's rank and file in the coming days, would net sergeants who were in the rank December 2021 and who work through Dec. 9 a compounded raise of nearly 19 percent.

    By Richard Khavkine Verified · The Chief Leader

    Apr. 15, 2025

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