Claim Pay Bias, Not What’s Offered in Private Sector, Accounts for Difference By Bob Hennelley | The Chief | February 25, 2019 Comments made by former Labor Commissioner Robert W. Linn defending Mayor de Blasio’s […]
To the Editor: February 21, 2019 Labor Commissioner Bob Linn (Feb. 15 article) makes the argument that EMS salaries are far lower than FDNY and NYPD pay by comparing EMTs and Medics working for the […]
Weekend air times Member Update Local 2507 has produced a video in answer to Mayor De Blasio’s claim that EMS work is different than that of other first responders. Click here to watch the video Weekend […]
By ELIZABETH KEOGH | New York Daily News | January 19, 2019 A sharp-eyed FDNY fire prevention inspector averted an explosive situation in Brooklyn on Friday night when he noticed a baker’s dozen of big propane […]
FDNY Calls EMT Shortage Temporary, Expects Full Staffing in Spring By BOB HENNELLY | The Chief | January 7, 2019 | Link to free article The Fire Department’s decision to deploy 68 Emergency Medical Service […]
New York Post | January 5, 2019 | https://nyp.st/2LQXw4u By Susan Edelman and Kenneth Garger As some 900 FDNY paramedics and EMTs have left to become firefighters in the last year, the city’s ability to […]
By Ginger Adams Otis | NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Two city EMTs suffered serious injuries Wednesday when an angry man assaulted them as they responded to an emergency medical call in Brooklyn. In video captured by […]
Strain on EMS, Fire Service Council Bills Eye Impact of Development on FDNY By BOB HENNELLY Since the beginning of the decade, when the City Council embarked on the most-ambitious rezoning since WW II, first-responder […]
Mayor de Blasio And DC 37 Announce Unlimited Paid Sick Leave For 9/11 Responders October 23, 2018 Sick leave will be retroactive to September 11, 2001 NEW YORK—Mayor Bill de Blasio, District Council 37 Executive […]
Congratulations to Supervising Inspector Kevin Low, a 2018 Fire Prevention Employee of the Year.
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