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Farmers say overtime mandate would weaken New York agriculture - Vimarsana News

Farmers say overtime mandate would weaken New York agriculture

New York's overtime threshold for agricultural workers now stands 60 hours. Farmers argue the push to allow more workers to get overtime pay could end up hurting the earnings of those who harvest the crops.

Oneonta School District Facing $400k Budget Shortfall - Vimarsana News

Oneonta School District Facing $400k Budget Shortfall

A rare oversight and clerical error by the Oneonta City School District may end up costing them thousands of dollars in state aid after the school district failed to apply for transportation aid for the 2019-2020 school year in a timely manner.

Source: wsrkfm.com
Oneonta School District Facing $400k Budget Shortfall - Vimarsana News

Oneonta School District Facing $400k Budget Shortfall

A rare oversight and clerical error by the Oneonta City School District may end up costing them thousands of dollars in state aid after the school district failed to apply for transportation aid for the 2019-2020 school year in a timely manner.

Source: wzozfm.com
Oneonta School District Facing $400k Budget Shortfall - Vimarsana News

Oneonta School District Facing $400k Budget Shortfall

A rare oversight and clerical error by the Oneonta City School District may end up costing them thousands of dollars in state aid after the school district failed to apply for transportation aid for the 2019-2020 school year in a timely manner.

Clerical Error Costs OCSD $400K; Local Pols React Strongly - Vimarsana News

Clerical Error Costs OCSD $400K; Local Pols React Strongly

The Oneonta Central School District is facing a $400,000 hit due to a clerical error. Tow local politicians, Assemblyman John Salka and Senator Peter Oberacker, are working to revers the governor's decision on this issue.