AFSCME District Council 37

Would likely need to reach out to many places to report his passing away and provide w/ original DC as proof. Idk about the union (i.e. these ppl here) but the nyc retirement systems (there are a few) ask for date of death and place of death, but reach out w/ ss# to see if he was a member of any.

No

They are the union, you would likely contact these ppl for health benefits, legal services etc. but you need to first find out which pension system you are a part of. NYSLERS (New York State & Local Employees Retirement Sys), NYCERS (New York City Employees Retirement Sys), BERS (Board of Education Retirement System), TRS (Teachers Retirement)...there are others also, maybe look on your pay stub for any abbreviations and then do a search for their contact number

Call they will mail it out to you.😊

Go in person

I would propose that you go through your Chapter and Local representatives. Itemize your requests and they can connect you with a representative from the proper unit within District Council 37 who should be able to respond to your concerns. Dr. Paul-Michael Kazas President Chapter 37, Local 375

Try calling DC37 first because they have "temporarily" moved out to 55 Water Street, MH due to long term renovations at 125 Barclay Street. Visit their website also for more information.

When you call ask for Dennis Dean the pension Guru of DC37 he got me back on track, I simply love him hopefully he hasn't retired yet. Good luck

DC 37 doesn't provide Personal Loans but a Credit Union such as MCU can provide you with low interest loans if you are a qualified DC 37 Union Member.

At least 10 years depending on your Tier and Qualified Retirement Age which is minimum 63 years old. Contact DC 37 directly with your data. Applies usually to Permanent, Civil Service Titled Employees.

You have to call dc 37 its every 2 years

Sorry, I don't work for DC 37. Maybe look for other dentist that accepts our plan

Why no one is answering????

Check with NYCERS and nyc.gov/deferredcomp for your earned pension, benefits and deferred compensation first, so that portion of your retirement is in order. Once done with that contact DC37 for your health insurance, prescriptions, etc. Look up your local and chapter in DC37's website for additional information. Don't forget to take advantage of their education fund. Enjoy your retirement!

Depends on the plan you are signed up for. Visit dc37.net for answers as well as phone numbers to call for more info.

I AGREE WITH DIANE LOEFFLER

You benefits coverage by the union should remain the same. I have friends who are retired and they all say it the same .

Make an appointment over the telephone. It's better in person. If not successful with DC37, go to NYCERS at Jay Street, Downtown Brooklyn, with all your applicable paperwork and identifications. On a few weekdays, they are open late until 7 PM: https://mynycers.nycers.org/MyNYCERS/ Be grateful to all of us here for helping you and say thank yous and click likes. Politeness goes a long way anywhere!

Yes call 212-815 7555w when to appointment

It means she is being brought up on charges by the Agency. This is the first step in the disciplinary process. Its usually a meeting with your supervisor or manager. That is unless she had already had step 1,2 and 3 with the supervisor. That is more serious and can lead to termination or just a lost of pay.

that is correct my mother retired after being there 39 years and that was in 2008. Call and ask.

If you worked in 2018, contact the agency where you worked. If Fed tax was deducted from pension, contact nycers.

That's strange, you should have gotten notices from the IRS and the NYS Dept. Of Taxation and Finance. DC 37 should be able to advise you at least point you in the right direction of a financial adviser. Remember they can garnish your pay check, (I think)you need to find out how much you owe in back taxes. online www.tax.ny.gov or phone 518 457 5434. You should have gotten a letter because you need your pin number. I hope this helps. Try 518 457 3280 and they will mail you a statement if your rights. For an informal protest call 518 457 6133. Good luck!

They are helpful in landlord disputes, not finding apartments.

Can you call me at 917-309 1120 so that I can answer your questions please receive my condolences see you and your family may she rest in peace

I have no idea. Have to ask who ever hiring.

The school nurse and the parent coordinator.

Call health and security At DC37

Very interesting question. Give "mels" a call, 212-815-1111 Municipal Employee Legal Services

Right around the corner. When you exit DC37, turn left and then turn left again at the corner. The bank is on Greenwich and Murray.

1, 2 or 3 subways to Chambers Street. It's a short walk.

125 Barclay street 7th floor

You can use the insurance any day.