https://nypost.com/2020/07/29/ghislaine-maxwell-claims-depositions-were-wrongly-turned-over/
the feds are creeping all over the town of hempstead and elsewhere in nassau county.
says who? newsday.
but newsday is a rag.
subpoenas are toilet paper reported by a rag?
who are they looking at?
contracts, consultants and people that play golf
again you cannot believe much that newsday prints and feds do not talk any more than cairo talks to nassau otb employees.
what might nassau employees want?
do not know. ask them if you want to know.
but see PERB case U37114 to which Nasssau OTB and Teamsters Local 707 are parties
1. the restoration of the no layoff clause that joseph g cairo and kevin mccaffrey purported to delete. by writing signed may 8, 2019 that was disclosed to nassau otb employees after one employee obtained same under the ny freedom of information law
2 offering alan Klapman the next branch manager opening. note the may 8, 2019 writing contained the fuck alan klapman clause paragraph three
who are the famous men?
https://nypost.com/2018/06/10/nassau-gop-chair-intends-to-collect-fat-paychecks-for-3-jobs/
https://nypost.com/2020/07/12/nys-off-track-betting-sites-secure-millions-in-ppp-loans/
NASSAU REGIONAL OFF-TRACK BETTING CORPORATION
Loan Amount
$2-5 million
Location
Mineola, NY
Industry
Business Type
Non-Profit Organization
Jobs Retained
143
Lender
Dime Community Bank
Date Approved
April 28, 2020
Companies and nonprofit organizations that receive PPP
loans may have the loans forgiven if they meet certain criteria, including not laying off employees during an 8-week period covered by the loan. Applicants must attest in their application that the loans are necessary for their continuing operation. Note: This data includes loan applications approved by banks and submitted to the SBA. It may not reflect money distributed to, or credit used by, a given company.
loans may have the loans forgiven if they meet certain criteria, including not laying off employees during an 8-week period covered by the loan. Applicants must attest in their application that the loans are necessary for their continuing operation. Note: This data includes loan applications approved by banks and submitted to the SBA. It may not reflect money distributed to, or credit used by, a given company.
josepgh g cairo who needs no more introduction thsn carle campanile's article in the new york post along with the following
a. arthur walsh runs nassau otb for cairo and can do no wrong in cairo's eyes
https://www.beereadylaw.com/
b. kevin mccaffrey was endorsed at st mary's church by cairo at a meeting of teamsters local 858 which was merged with teamsters local 707 , suffolk county republican legislator kevin mccaffrey president, without a vote.
Suffolk, Nassau OTB probe ethics conflict
by David Winzelberg
Published: November 24th, 2013
At least one employee of Nassau County Off-Track Betting is questioning whether the head of his employee union, a member-elect of the Suffolk County Legislature, should have a say in Suffolk OTB business.
Teamsters Local 707 President Kevin McCaffery, whose union represents about 200 Nassau OTB workers, was elected earlier this month to serve as a Suffolk legislator representing the 14th District. In a letter last week, Nassau OTB cashier Jackson Leeds alerted the Suffolk County Ethics Board to McCaffery’s possible conflict of interest.
“As a Suffolk County legislator, his duties are to the people of Suffolk County,” Leeds wrote. “He cannot simultaneously represent the interests of employees of Nassau OTB, a Nassau County public benefit corporation.”
McCaffery told LIBN he doesn’t think the two counties’ OTBs are in competition with each other and he doesn’t see his role as union leader for Nassau OTB workers as a conflict with issues surrounding Suffolk OTB.
“If anything, I have the background of dealing with Nassau OTB, which gives me more insight on the subject than any other legislator out there,” McCaffery said.
When asked if the legislator-elect’s union job appeared to be a conflict of interest, Nassau OTB chief Joseph Cairo said, “If you really want to stretch it. But I don’t see anything that’s apparent to me.”
Cairo added that he’ll instruct the Nassau agency’s counsel to review the situation.
Leeds, a 10-year veteran of Nassau OTB, complained that both union officials and county OTB management have been too focused on the 1,000 video lottery terminals planned for each county’s OTB and they’re not paying enough attention to current operations.
“They never worked behind a window,” Leeds told LIBN. “They’re out of touch with the bettors of Nassau County.”
Internet wagering and dwindling handles – the overall money being wagered – have prompted a consolidation in Nassau OTB’s operations in recent years; there were 15 betting offices in Nassau in 2003, and now there are eight. Suffolk OTB, which has seven branch offices, filed for bankruptcy last year.
These days, according to some analysts, OTB offices exist largely for political patronage – another reason, according to Leeds, that the Nassau union chief shouldn’t mix one business with the other.
“Union leaders should not be politicians,” he said. “OTBs are run by politicians. Being political and doing public good aren’t always incompatible, but they often are.”
This isn’t the first time a Long Island legislator’s OTB ties have become an issue.
In May 2000, Gregory Peterson, then-president of the Nassau OTB, sued to prevent Nassau County Leg. Roger Corbin from voting on appointments to the Nassau OTB’s board of directors. Because Corbin was employed as a branch manager for New York City OTB and a member of Teamsters Local 858, which then represented all employees of Nassau OTB, Peterson alleged Corbin’s legislative role posed a conflict of interest.
A New York Supreme Court judge issued an injunction preventing Corbin from voting on OTB appointments, but Corbin appealed and the lower court’s decision was reversed. The Nassau County Board of Ethics also chimed in, determining by a 3-2 vote that voting on OTB appointments didn’t create a conflict because Corbin didn’t influence policy or engage in labor negotiations.
With McCaffery, some observers say it’s best to proceed with caution.
Anthony Figliola, vice president of Uniondale-based government relations firm Empire Government Strategies, said the legislator-elect may want to recuse himself from any votes concerning Suffolk OTB until the Suffolk County Ethics Board offers an opinion.
“OTB is a political football,” Figliola said. “It’s better to stay out of it, especially if you want to get things done in the Legislature.”
would the feds want to obtain the transcript of mccaffrey and cairo testifying and or have input into questions asked after considering the file in PERB U3114?
don't know and if you ask them, the might not say
Counsel for Nassau OTB loves PERB because has limited public access and is not widely followed
Maxwell might find no sex we are pliticisn proceedings non arousing but amused that her ny post worthy coverage generates ideas that spill over into the town of hempstead nassau county antics
dirty secret deals and the execution of a no layoff clause in exchange for the fuck alan klapman clause
shows that even low level administrative hearings may arouse the federal all stars who hunt for blood.
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