Politics & Government
CSEA Rejects Westchester County Wage Increase Proposal
The wage offer was spread out over eight years.
WHITE PLAINS, NY — The largest public employees union in Westchester County overwhelmingly turned down County Executive Robert Astorino’s contract proposal.
The Civil Service Employees Association voted against the eight-year plan 2,028 to 172, according to an article at lohud.com.
Astorino had proposed an 8.5 percent increase in wages over eight years.
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For more details, including other proposals that were rejected and comments from union leadership, read the complete lohud.com article here.
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