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Our union has had a great impact on New Yorkers’ lives since a group of state employees formed the Association of State Civil Service Employees on Oct. 24, 1910. More than 100 years later, the Civil Service Employees Association (as the association was renamed in 1946), is one of the largest, most influential unions in the United States.

Personal Days

I sent an email out to all members regarding the Personal Days not showing up.  Please let me know if you did not get it.  Thanks,

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Happy Valentine's Day!

Everyone has a Valentine whether it's your spouse, your good friend, your domestic partner, your kids, your fur animals.  Have a great day, hey it's Friday!

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Fix Tier 6 Rally!

Fix Tier 6 Rally, a crucial event dedicated to advocating for equitable pension reforms for New York State employees.

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Celebrate Black History Month!

February is the birth month of two figures who loom large in the Black past: U.S. President Abraham Lincoln (born February 12), who issued the Emancipation Proclamation, and African American abolitionist, author, and orator Frederick Douglass (born February 14). Since the deaths of Lincoln and Douglass (in 1865 and 1895, respectively), the Black community had celebrated their contributions to African American liberation and civil rights on their birthdays. By rooting Negro History Week in February, Woodson sought to both honor the inestimable legacy of Lincoln and Douglass and to expand an already existent celebration of the Black past to include not only the accomplishments of these two great individuals but also the history and achievements of Black people in general.

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Training Anyone!

The Education and Training Department staff continue to provide opportunities for members to gain and enhance their skills through our online trainings. These trainings are open to members in all regions.

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The More You Know......

Although you may have never heard of Crystal Lee Sutton, we hope you heard about the movie based on her true-life story. In this 1979 movie, Sally Field portrays a single mother named Norma Rae Webster who has little education and works at a factory. After her co-workers’ and family member(s) health is compromised due to poor working conditions, Webster becomes involved in the trade union’s activities.

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Changes to some Benefits!

Member Benefit Spotlight:Changes to the Buyers Edge and YMCA Programs Effective immediately, Buyers Edge will no longer promote televisions as part of their guaranteed low-price program. In addition, YMCA’s LA Central location in the Bronx is no longer participating in CSEA’s Member Benefit program.

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3 Personal Days

The 3 Personal Days will be pushed down to employee's accounts in SAP.  The County has the programmers working on doing this.  It will take some time.  It should be in your bank within this pay period or the next.  Thanks for your patience.

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Local 828 Scholarship Dinner 6/4/2024


2024 Labor Council Dinner


President Roth speaking in front of the Monroe County Legislature 1/14/25