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Judge Rules for United Federation of Teachers in DOE Labor Dispute

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Judge Kaitlin Santos ruled in favor of the United Federation of Teachers in a labor dispute against the Department of Education. The judge found that the Department of Education violated state labor law by outsourcing work reserved for unionized paraprofessionals to three non-union employees at a Bronx elementary school. The ruling orders the Department of Education to stop reassigning this work and to make whole any employee who lost pay or benefits because of the reassignment.

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The decision reinforces labor standards within the city's public education system. The Department of Education was found to have failed to negotiate with the United Federation of Teachers regarding paraprofessional staffing, even when facing emergency staffing needs.

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    The Department of Education may face increased mandated labor costs and operational changes due to the ruling.

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