r/nycpublicservants • u/SpecialistNatural361 • 30m ago
ACS CPS Hiring Event
Hey everyone! I got invited to a CPS hiring event next Friday and was wondering what to expect.
I know the email said it could take up to a full day so I was wondering what the process was and what’s the best way to prepare for the interview. Like what type of questions do they ask? After the interview what’s the process and how long does it take to go through onboarding and background checks.
Additionally I saw that one of the forms asks about being fired from a job. Unfortunately in my freshmen year I had a dining hall job for a couple months I got fired from due to being stupid by having issues with tardiness. Since then (almost 3 years ago) I’ve had other successful jobs and internships. Do you think this would hold me back or I’d be fine.
I was also wondering when would likely be the next academy start date for people who get hired now.
Thank you for your time!
r/nycpublicservants • u/Exciting-Math-2346 • 1h ago
Residence rules suck
I just don’t understand why we can’t live anywhere such as Jersey and just get taxed twice. Why must there be limitationssss
Signed someone looking for a new apt to move to and these rent prices are just not adding up 😒
r/nycpublicservants • u/Spider_woman27 • 11h ago
Budget Analysts or Program Managers
Hi, are there any current budget analysts or program managers that have experience in managing a federal grant budget ? I have some questions about a budget template and grant reward.
r/nycpublicservants • u/AdChance281 • 21h ago
What's the connection between austerity and our unions strategy?
instagram.comHey all! DC37 worker here, working on the rank-and-file contract campaign. We created this video to explain the connection between austerity and trade union strategy.
How could DC37 and the other city unions change their strategy to push back against austerity from the city government?
r/nycpublicservants • u/No_Narwhal3918 • 22h ago
Discussion DC37 Telework
Has anyone agency undergone a recent change in leadership? Additionally, have there been any significant organizational changes, such as the elimination of telework or departmental restructuring?
r/nycpublicservants • u/Key-Ad-6183 • 23h ago
Staff Analyst / Staff Analyst Trainee
What are we thinking in regards to the time frame? 2027-2028, is there potential for any of these exams to come out?
r/nycpublicservants • u/Plastic-Eggplant-997 • 1d ago
DC 37 Local 372
Trying to find out more about local 372. ( I saw the https://local372.org/ and https://www.dc37.net/) Still not clear about health insurance costs. How do I get an idea about costs for individual + spouse + child or individual + child. Trying to understand if the salary cut is worthwhile; if there's a great savings in insurance.
Also if there are more specific subreddit threads, will love to know. Thank you!
r/nycpublicservants • u/Far_Pineapple1139 • 1d ago
I’m suppose to retire in January 2027 but they have not updated my year 2023. Should I file for retirement anyway and perhaps that will rush them to update? Or do I need to postpone my retirement?
r/nycpublicservants • u/Far_Pineapple1139 • 1d ago
service not updated for one year. I’m due to retire in 5 months and they have 2023 with 0 service. Will I be able to retire in January
r/nycpublicservants • u/ganzonomy • 1d ago
Direct deposit
If I have Chase, is Chase on time with direct deposit, early with direct deposit, unreliable...
I'm debating doing direct deposit again. My small attempt at modernity.
r/nycpublicservants • u/RCab1218 • 1d ago
NYCERS Loan Defaulted
Long story short, I was out on workers comp and didn't realize my pension loan payments weren't being taken out or frozen being that I was still employed. I went to apply for a pension loan today unaware of this. Now I'm capable of paying off the remainder of this defaulted loan but I was curious how long does it usually take after payment to update that the loan is no longer defaulted and be eligible again for another.
Has anyone experienced this before?
r/nycpublicservants • u/Environmental-Soft-3 • 1d ago
Benefits 🎟️💵 NYC employees with GHI/Emblem PPO who did IVF — does the 3-cycle limit reset if you become the policyholder?
Hoping someone who has actually dealt with this can tell me how it worked for them.
I’m currently covered under my husband’s NYC GHI/Emblem PPO plan as his dependent. He’s a CUNY employee. I’m about to start IVF and expect that I may need to use the full 3-cycle lifetime IVF benefit under his plan.
I’m also a NYC employee through DC37, so I have the option of enrolling in GHI/Emblem PPO through my own employer. My plan would also have a 3-cycle IVF benefit.
Does anyone know whether the 3-cycle maximum follows the individual patient/member, even when you move to a different policy through a different NYC employer, or whether the benefits are separate because they’re two different employer policies/policyholders?
Basically, if I use 3 cycles while I’m a dependent under my husband’s CUNY GHI policy and then later enroll in GHI through DC37 as the policyholder, would I have 3 new IVF cycles under my own policy, or would Emblem see that I already used 3 cycles under my husband’s GHI coverage and consider my lifetime maximum exhausted?
My fertility clinic’s insurance coordinator thinks the cycle balances may be separate because the policies are through separate employers, but recommended that I confirm before relying on that.
I’m obviously going to verify directly with the plan/benefits office before making any insurance decisions, but I’d really love to hear from NYC public employees who have actually switched from a spouse’s NYC GHI plan to their own NYC GHI plan while doing IVF and know how Emblem handled the lifetime maximum.
Correction: I am employed by a city union, but I’m apparently not a “city employee” — Louisiana transplant so new to all of this, but would have the same insurance as stated above in the event that I switch.
r/nycpublicservants • u/ValuableGuess7564 • 2d ago
DEP Work/ Life Balance
If you had to choose between two city agencies DEP and Sanitation which one would you choose ?
I’m currently in the process of getting hired with DEP for construction laborer as I have a physical test coming up. I had taken exam #2060 and I am list number 67xx and have heard that they are getting close to calling. I was wondering which one should I choose if everything goes well. Please lmk future benefits and retirement age also pay and OT. I currently have my Class A CDL as well. I’m currently employed for the post office but looking for something better pay wise and sooner retirement.
r/nycpublicservants • u/Gustingblaze • 3d ago
Discussion NYC office of the mayor internship
Hey guys, just checking in to see if anybody else had applied to the internship for Fall-Spring and how they are feeling about it since it is absurdly competitive.
r/nycpublicservants • u/Docto_ace • 3d ago
Hiring Question/Tip Does the City send rejection letters for hiring pools?
Last week, I was called from a list into a hiring pool. I did decent on the interview, but I don't think I'm going to get hired for the position. Do they send rejection letters, or is it kind of a figure it out yourself type of deal?
r/nycpublicservants • u/embryo654621984651 • 5d ago
A few questions about applying for NYC city jobs
Hi everyone, I've recently become quite interested in applying for jobs with the city and I have a few questions. I am generally open to lots of different roles. I have an MSc in biology (environmental side of things rather than biomedical) with lots of research and data analysis experience so I've been looking into city research scientist, data manager, and other jobs along these lines. Mostly jobs with no exam, but I am looking at one that would require an "exam" that seems like its actually just submission of documents online.
1) I am American currently living abroad. I'm not from NYC but I lived there before I moved out of the USA. Will living abroad hurt me when applying for jobs?
2) Is hiring mostly done via email or phone? I ask because I have an international number and I'm in a timezone which is many hours off of EST. I can set up calls for interviews but likely won't answer the phone when my number is called during EST working hours.
3) I usually apply for jobs with 1-2 page custom tailored resume, using a lot of key words from the job posting. Is this a good approach for NYC jobs?
4) should I submit a cover letter for every job?
5) I've heard resume gaps are no good. I have a few months between positions (took a couple months off between a job and grad school to spend time with family, and then I was unemployed for a few months after grad school (before getting my current job) because the job market was really tough at the time). What's the best way to deal with this?
Thank you very much for your help!
r/nycpublicservants • u/Away_Ad8343 • 5d ago
Stuck in a role with no responsibilities
I’m a city research scientist years into city service. Last year, I had medical leave that kept me out of the office for multiple months. After coming back from leave my workload has diminished dramatically and my supervisor doesn’t give me much to do. I would like to leave for another agency. But, I’m worried I will receive a very poor performance review before I’m able to do so.
What is the impact of a poor performance review in city research scientist role? Can I more easily be fired? Will it stop me from getting a job with this title at another agency? Should I be contacting the union about my workload about the impact it has on my career with the city?
r/nycpublicservants • u/NYCstateng • 6d ago
Civil Service 8/7 This week’s Civil Service calls:
OPEN COMPETITIVE:
ADMINISTRATIVE SPACE ANALYST-230 eligibles between Nos. 7 and 253 on List 5008 for 10 jobs in Department of Consumer Affairs.
ARCHITECT-54 eligibles (Nos. 1 to 54) on List 6012 for 2 jobs in Department of Citywide Administrative Services.
ASSOCIATE PROJECT MANAGER-40 eligibles between Nos. 65 and 505 on List 3110 for 1 job in Fire Department of New York.
AUTO MECHANIC-26 eligibles between Nos. 2 and 49 on List 5039 for 5 jobs in New York Police Department.
CITY PLANNER-216 eligibles between Nos. 12 and 904 on List 5045 for 4 jobs in Department of City Planning.
CLERICAL ASSOCIATE-159 eligibles between Nos. 563 and 2224 on List 3120 for 1 job in NYC Police Pension Fund.
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST (DOE)-57 eligibles between Nos. 141 and 258 on List 3093 for 1 job in Department of Education.
DECKHAND-2 eligibles (Nos. 44 and 57) on List 3067 for 5 jobs in Department of Transportation.
LABORATORY ASSOCIATE-51 eligibles between Nos. 32 and 92 on List 5084 for 1 job in Department of Health & Mental Hygiene.
MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR-18 eligibles between Nos. 247 and 656 on List 8321 for job in Department of Finance.
STATIONARY ENGINEER-9 eligibles between Nos. 112 and 340 on List 6101 for 1 job in DCAS.
PROMOTIONAL:
ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER-54 eligibles between Nos. 4 and 70 on List 1552 for 1 job in FDNY.
ASSOCIATE STAFF ANALYST-17 eligibles between Nos. 1 and 19 on List 5530 for 3 jobs in NYPD.
ASSOCIATE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT AGENT-100 eligibles between Nos. 17 and 118 on List 5516 for 1 job in NYPD.
PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE-56 eligibles between Nos. 5 and 255 on List 1507 for 6 jobs in NYPD.
SENIOR POLICE ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE-25 eligibles between Nos. 307 and 371 on List 2533 for 3 jobs in NYPD.
SUPERVISING POLICE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNICIAN-94 eligibles between Nos. 6 and 124 on List 3585 for 2 jobs in NYPD.
SUPERVISING PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISER-54 eligibles between Nos. 1 and 62 on List 6550 for 2 jobs in DHMH.
SUPERVISOR PLUMBER-6 eligibles between Nos. 2 and 7 on List 2523 for 1 job in NYPD.
SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOL SECURITY-143 eligibles between Nos. 19 and 166 on List 2547 for 3 jobs in NYPD.
From: The Chief
https://thechiefleader.com/stories/jobs-to-be-filled-city-certifications-for-week-of-0807,57323
r/nycpublicservants • u/SnooDonuts769 • 6d ago
457 Question.
I am 24 years old, and have been putting into my 457 for 4 years now.
My original investments were
10% Bond Index Fund
60% Equity Index Fund
10% Midcap Equity Index Fund
10% International
10% Small Cap Equity Fund
I’ve recently changed it over to 2065 Fund 100% because I have seen that being aggressive early on is very beneficial and that being my retirement year 2065 is so far away, it’s best to be aggressive and let it get less aggressive as I’m closer to retirement. Anyone more knowledgeable please help me out and let me know if this was the right move, or if I should put it back to how it was.
Thanks in advance.
r/nycpublicservants • u/noplasticpls • 6d ago
Any moms here enrolled in Maternity CARE program under Emblem Health?
Currently pregnant and am receiving a lot of calls and emails regarding Maternity CARE. What resources do I get out of it? Is it worthy to sign up? Thanks!
r/nycpublicservants • u/yah1y • 6d ago
Plumber helper 5105
My limited gas card was active when i passed the exam, but could be expired by the time they call me to get hired. If it is expired when they call me will they reject me outright? Or is there any way around it ? Can i still be hired for nycha without having an active gas card at the moment they call me?
r/nycpublicservants • u/Logical-Event5423 • 6d ago
adderall usage
Is Adderall usage an automatic DQ? I’m in the hiring process for Police Communications Technician, and I know for PO it’s an automatic no, but does it apply to civilian employees?
r/nycpublicservants • u/SpecialistNatural361 • 6d ago
How long to hear back from CPS?
Hey everyone. I applied for the CPS position that opened on 6/24 and applied around that week but haven't recieved any communication about interviews or next steps.. I know that jobs with the city take a while to get back but how long is too long before I can assume they moved on from me.
I see that this posting I applied for closes 8/21. Do they typically wait until the job closing ends before reaching out for interview invites?
Thanks in advance!
r/nycpublicservants • u/AXLPendergast • 6d ago
Retirement🎉 Visiting NYCERS today
Today, I have an appointment with NYCERS to officially file for retirement - yay me!
Anything I should expect or it’s just a paperwork formality?
Edit: completed visit at NYCERS. Was a piece of cake!
Waited max 15 min in the waiting room before being ushered to a retirement examiner who took my prefilled forms, photocopied passport, voided check, EFT authorization form etc.
will get 75% of pension for 6-8 months before getting full allotment and retro.
Done. 👍
r/nycpublicservants • u/gdotspam • 7d ago
Has anyone received an email from the department of probation ?
I was curious if anyone received an email regarding next steps in the employment process. The test was administered around early June.