Mayor Eric Adams secures multiple labor agreements with NYC unions, including NYPD and FDNY.
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Mayor Eric Adams announced a new $4 billion, five-year tentative contract for the city’s uniformed unions, including four police groups, which represents 11 unions. The agreement includes wage increases up to 4% over the contract period. The contracts are retroactive, with varying start and end dates. The 10-figure agreement is fully covered in the labor reserve of the Fiscal Year 2024 Executive Budget. With this settlement, 75% of the city’s municipal workforce is now under contract.
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