New York § 650 Statement of policy

New York Statutes

§ 650 — Statement of policy

New York § 650

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Art. 24Office of Employee Relations

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N.Y. Executive § 650 (2026).

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  § 650. Statement of policy.  The legislature hereby reaffirms its\npolicy to promote harmonious and cooperative relationships between the\nstate and its employees to protect the public by assuring, at all times,\nthe orderly and uninterrupted operations and functions of state\ngovernment; and recognizes that furtherance of such policy requires\ncreation in the executive department of an office of employee relations\nwith staff and skills requisite to act as the governor's agent in\nconducting collective negotiations, to assure the proper implementation\nand administration of agreements reached pursuant to such negotiations,\nand to assist the governor and direct and coordinate the state's efforts\nwith regard to the state's powers and duties under the public employees'\nfair employment a

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§ 650. Statement of policy. The legislature hereby reaffirms its\npolicy to promote harmonious and cooperative relationships between the\nstate and its employees to protect the public by assuring, at all times,\nthe orderly and uninterrupted operations and functions of state\ngovernment; and recognizes that furtherance of such policy requires\ncreation in the executive department of an office of employee relations\nwith staff and skills requisite to act as the governor's agent in\nconducting collective negotiations, to assure the proper implementation\nand administration of agreements reached pursuant to such negotiations,\nand to assist the governor and direct and coordinate the state's efforts\nwith regard to the state's powers and duties under the public employees'\nfair employment act.\n