New York State Division of the Budget, Budget Services Unit Collective Bargaining Files 20717

New York State Division of the Budget, Budget Services Unit Collective Bargaining Files

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Overview of the Records

Repository:

New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230

Summary:

These files document the Budget Services Unit's participation in collective bargaining negotiations. The Unit's particular focus is to provide input on the fiscal consequences of proposed contractual settlements. Records include pre-negotiation planning records; public employee union and State demands; negotiation minutes; subject files; and memoranda of understanding and related records. Records also include internal memoranda and analyses examining the fiscal consequences of proposed settlements.

Creator:

New York (State). Division of the Budget. Budget Services Unit

Title:

Collective bargaining files

Quantity:

4 cubic feet

Inclusive Dates:

circa 1990-1999

Series Number:

20717

Administrative History

The Budget Services Unit's main responsibilities concern coordination and production of the annual Executive Budget books and appropriation bills. However, the unit also analyzes issues affecting the State workforce and labor relations. As part of this latter area, Unit staff participate on the State's collective bargaining team, led by Governor's Office of Employment Relations, in negotiating contracts with the various State employee labor unions. The particular focus of the Unit's participation is to provide input on the fiscal consequences of proposed contractual settlements.

Scope and Content Note

These files document the Budget Services Unit's participation in collective bargaining negotiations. Records include pre-negotiation planning records, union and State demands, negotiation minutes, subject files, memoranda of understanding and related records. Records also include internal memoranda and analyses examining the fiscal consequences of proposed settlements.