Correction officers in N.Y. state will end strike and reach new deal, reports say
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Striking New York state correction officers have reached a new work agreement and will end their weeks long strike, according to a new report from Gothamist. The officers will end their “wildcat” strike, meaning it was unsanctioned by the union, which began in February and begin returning to work on Monday, Gothamist reports.
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