Suffolk Regional Office: Correspondence, 1990

Report by NYS Department of Labor of industrial hygiene investigation at Reed Jr. High School and Senior High School, Central Islip High School, July 19, 1988; follow-up letter to Department of Labor General Counsel from Central Islip Teachers Association, expressing frustration and disappointment at lack of compliance, May 24, 1989; request from regional office for additional secretarial help, August 28, 1990, with negative reply; correspondence between superintendent and attorney re conditions of retirement buyout of teachers at Bridgehampton school district, July; handwritten notes re East End (Health) Consortium, September 7; material data sheet re glue used for wallpaper at Suffolk Regional Office, with cover memo inquiring as to whether contents were hazardous, January 5; memo from Regional Director re possible retirement problem concerning Tier I and maternity, December 18; December regional report re negotiations and other activities; letter from Regional Director to factfinder protesting recommendation re Bayport-Blue point Union Free School District and Bayport-Blue Point Teachers Association health insurance negotiations, November 30; memo re Long Island Symposium on the Economy, July 3; letters re abolishing teacher and other staff positions at Port Jefferson school district, whether layoff of a teacher aide followed Civil Service rules, November-December; materials re East End Self-Insurance; Newsday clippings and editorial re rising administrative costs at Long Island schools, smaller student population, with cover memo re clouds on the horizon, July 18; list of school districts involved in self-funded health insurance discussions, July 9; memo re negotiations for successor agreement to 1989-90 Excellence In Teaching agreement at Middle County district, June 26; letter to State Insurance Commission re difficulty by employees of Montauk school district in finding chiropractors acceptable to Metropolitan Life Insurance (Empire Plan), need to drive 40 miles, May 15; memo re Long Island People for Learning training on PR techniques, May 15; memo re East Moriches smoking policy, possible ground for Improper Practice charge, May 9; memo re agency fee, Beck decision, March 28; letter to AFT president Al Shanker, wishing Jack Nugent, president of the International Association of Machinists, good luck in organizing St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Smithtown, whose technical employees had been represented by NYSUT/AFT, March 9; memo from Jim Conti re health and safety violations at Central Islip School District, March 6, related press release from Attorney General's office, newspaper clippings; request from Sayville Teachers Association for budget analysis of Sayville school district because of anticipation of layoffs, February; material safety data sheet from Pitney Bowes re print powder used in copy machine, request to NYSUT staff for analysis, January 16; memo referring to Suffolk County consolidation report (see previous folder), January 10