An innovative Labor-management expedited..., 2005 November 1

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Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA)
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An innovative Labor-management expedited resolution process at Finger Lakes Developmental Disabilities Services Office was recognized as one of New York Governor George E. Pataki's 2005 Workforce champions. The process was started in 2001 with an eye toward streamlining the settlement of disciplinary cases. Since the inception, Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) has estimated its savings at over $150,000. The facility has also saved a similar amount. In this photo Finger Lakes DDSO CSEA officers speak with CSEA President Danny Donohue and New York State office of mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Commissioner Thomas Maul. From left, Ed Figueroa, Donohue, Steve Hurley, Maul, Doug Drake, Kathy Button and Daniel Stone.
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Civil Service Employees Association (N.Y.)

Button, Kathy

Brescia, Colleen

Maul, Thomas

Figueroa, Ed

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Hurley, Steve

Pataki, George E., 1945-

Drake, Doug

Stone, Daniel

Donohue, Danny

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January 31, 2019

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