Hochul's Union-Busting Executive Order Sparks Outrage
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**Outrage in New York: Hochul’s Union-Busting Order Draws Fire**
In a shocking move that echoes the overreach of the far-left, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has issued an executive order that effectively blacklists over 2,000 corrections officers from any future state employment.
This measure follows a controversial strike aimed at addressing dangerous working conditions within the state’s correctional facilities, revealing a troubling trend among leftist leaders who prioritize ideology over the welfare of hard-working Americans.
Hochul's decision, dubbed "Executive Order 47.3," not only terminates these officers but also marks them as having been removed “for cause,” stripping them of their peace officer certifications.
This creates significant barriers to their future employment, not just in state agencies, but also across county and municipal positions.
The implications are severe, especially at a time when many counties are experiencing significant staffing shortages in their correctional facilities, being short-staffed by up to 30%.
Union leaders, typically key supporters of the Democratic Party, have expressed deep concern over Hochul's actions.
As quoted, one union official highlighted the desperation faced by counties: “In many cases, they are 10-30% short-staffed. This order could not continue.”
The executive order even extends its grip to officers on maternity leave or facing health challenges, raising ethical questions about due process and discrimination in the workplace.
In the aftermath of this executive decision, local governments are beginning to push back. Counties like Chemung and Oneida are considering legal challenges aimed at overturning the executive order, arguing that it is unconstitutional and unjust.
Several county executives have called Hochul’s actions a clear violation of rights, citing potential damage to community safety amid staffing crises.
The backlash from within the Democratic Party also indicates a rift, with prominent figures calling for accountability from Hochul.
As more information continues to surface about the consequences of her actions, it's clear that Hochul’s approach mirrors a troubling trend among progressive leaders — one that prioritizes political correctness over the needs and rights of law enforcement professionals.
This situation serves as a reminder that while Democrats often tout their support for workers’ rights, their actions frequently tell a different story.
Only time will reveal how this controversy impacts Hochul’s political standing, but for now, it is a stark illustration of the far-left's increasingly radical stance against those who uphold public safety.
Sources:
abcnews.go.com
dailycaller.com
thegatewaypundit.com
In a shocking move that echoes the overreach of the far-left, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has issued an executive order that effectively blacklists over 2,000 corrections officers from any future state employment.
This measure follows a controversial strike aimed at addressing dangerous working conditions within the state’s correctional facilities, revealing a troubling trend among leftist leaders who prioritize ideology over the welfare of hard-working Americans.
Hochul's decision, dubbed "Executive Order 47.3," not only terminates these officers but also marks them as having been removed “for cause,” stripping them of their peace officer certifications.
This creates significant barriers to their future employment, not just in state agencies, but also across county and municipal positions.
The implications are severe, especially at a time when many counties are experiencing significant staffing shortages in their correctional facilities, being short-staffed by up to 30%.
Union leaders, typically key supporters of the Democratic Party, have expressed deep concern over Hochul's actions.
As quoted, one union official highlighted the desperation faced by counties: “In many cases, they are 10-30% short-staffed. This order could not continue.”
The executive order even extends its grip to officers on maternity leave or facing health challenges, raising ethical questions about due process and discrimination in the workplace.
In the aftermath of this executive decision, local governments are beginning to push back. Counties like Chemung and Oneida are considering legal challenges aimed at overturning the executive order, arguing that it is unconstitutional and unjust.
Several county executives have called Hochul’s actions a clear violation of rights, citing potential damage to community safety amid staffing crises.
The backlash from within the Democratic Party also indicates a rift, with prominent figures calling for accountability from Hochul.
As more information continues to surface about the consequences of her actions, it's clear that Hochul’s approach mirrors a troubling trend among progressive leaders — one that prioritizes political correctness over the needs and rights of law enforcement professionals.
This situation serves as a reminder that while Democrats often tout their support for workers’ rights, their actions frequently tell a different story.
Only time will reveal how this controversy impacts Hochul’s political standing, but for now, it is a stark illustration of the far-left's increasingly radical stance against those who uphold public safety.
Sources:
abcnews.go.com
dailycaller.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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