New York Public Personnel Law

Aug 3, 2026

New York State Bar Association's Labor and Employment Law Section's 2026 meeting

Selected items posted on the Internet which may be of interest to readers and posted by NYPPL pro bono

Updated August 1, 2026

This website offers a range of reports and analyses, with a primary focus on public health in New York City and New York State Addresses diverse topics including COVID-19 tracking, sports data, Medicaid enrollment, environmental data, hate crimes, and more. Click HERE to access this Internet website.

Santa Clara University School of Law Professor Eric Goldman has published the 2026 edition of his casebook, Internet Law: Cases & Materials. Click to READ MORE.

Combating on the job misbehavior An “app” (The #NotMe app) employers can make available to their personnel permitting an easy and timely submission of complaints of alleged supervisor or co-worker misconduct to personnel officers, human resource teams, compliance officers or designated individuals. Click HERE to access this post.

The Discipline Book An E-book for attorneys, arbitrators, mediators, administrators, union officials, and others involved in disciplinary actions taken against public officers and employees employed by New York State and its political subdivisions pursuant to New York State's Civil Service Law, New York State's Education Law and similar statutes and negotiated disciplinary grievance procedures. Updated periodically since its initial date of publication via posts to NYPPL. Click HERE to access this website.

Aug 1, 2026

Selected items posted on the Internet during the week ending July 31, 2026

Santa Clara University School of Law Professor Eric Goldman has published the 2026 edition (17th edition) of his Internet Law casebook, Internet Law: Cases & Materials. READ MORE

Capital Planning in the Public Sector: Constraints, Community and Countermeasures This guide examines how state and local governments approach capital planning when budgets are constrained and infrastructure needs continue to grow. DOWNLOAD

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How Reno Transformed Boards and Commissions to Build an Award-Winning Governance Model Learn how Reno centralized governance workflows, reduced administrative burden, improved compliance and delivers a more accessible experience for residents — all without increasing costs. READ NOW

Reimagining Permitting and Licensing with AI This guide shows how cities and counties can modernize with a unified cloud-based approach, use AI responsibly and create a more efficient, responsive permitting experience. DOWNLOAD

How Branded Communications Can Improve Government Billing Learn how consistently branded communications can increase constituent trust, improve engagement and support stronger government billing. DOWNLOAD

Preparing for Medicaid's New Redetermination Mandates Learn how to prepare for more frequent eligibility reviews, strengthen constituent communications and reduce administrative burden ahead of new Medicaid mandates. DOWNLOAD

Applied Intelligence: How High-Performance Workstations Are Driving Public Innovation AI innovation starts with the right infrastructure. Learn how high-performance workstations help government agencies process data faster, protect sensitive information and power AI-driven outcomes. DOWNLOAD

Turning Public Finance Data into Insight Public finance teams need systems built for today’s complexity. This paper shows how modern finance platforms reduce manual work, streamline reconciliation and deliver stronger management insights. DOWNLOAD

Why Identity Is Now Core HHS Infrastructure For HHS agencies, identity verification is no longer a support function. This paper explains how modern identity platforms give agencies a consistent, risk-based way to verify new applicants and returning beneficiaries. DOWNLOAD

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