Correctional officers strike across New York State, demanding better working conditions, staffing and more
Correctional officers across New York State are refusing to clock into work, protesting statewide policies. The strikes began at Collins Correctional Facility in Erie County and Elmira Correctional Facility in Chemung County on February 17.
New York, which started in Elmira. The National Guard was called in to assist with the strike that lasted sixteen days.
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Corrections officers strike at Elmira, Collins prisonsThe Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) confirmed that they cancelled visitation at both prisons ...
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'We're in jeopardy every day.' Employees protest outside Elmira Correctional FacilityCorrection officers and others gathered across the street from the state prison to demonstrate against what they call unsafe ...
Employees at both the Collins and Elmira Correctional Facility's went on strike Monday due to discontentment with current ...
A large number of corrections officers are holding a demonstration outside of the Elmira Correctional Facility, which started ...
Mounting frustration over conditions at prisons across NY prompt wildcat strikes: Latest from around FLX Moravia ...
AUBURN, N.Y. — Staff at Auburn Correctional Facility protested outside of the facility on Tuesday over working conditions.
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Protestors were stationed outside the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, NY on Tuesday morning amid growing outcry ...
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