& nassau otb's payroll system personnel cannot

provide nassau otb employees  the opportunity to participate in the 457 ny state deferred compensation plan roth option as per  the collective bargaining agreement . come watch the agency head and teamsters local 707 president suffolk county legislator kevin mccaffrey testify before the ny state public employees relation board about  same etc

Even a expletive democrat at the town of hempstead has a leave sharing plan and opportunity to participate in the ny state roth option 457 dferred compensation plan





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Nassau spends $43 million - and computer system still is obsolete and like most ny state politicians, a bookie would find politicians to be incompetent and unqualified to run numbers or meet the standards for the entry level position

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A Nassau official spoke Wednesday about why, after spending $43.4 million over three administrations to merge outdated computer networks, the county still doesn't have its new computer system in place. (Credit: Newsday / Shelby Knowles)

By Scott Eidlerscott.eidler@newsday.com   @ScottyEidz Updated November 30, 2019 4:23 PM

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More than a decade ago, Nassau County awarded a multimillion-dollar contract to a consultant hired to merge into a single system its failing, outdated computer networks that manage everything from employee paychecks to contractor payments.