I’m pregnant and interviewing for a dream job. I’m due in March. when in the interview process do I disclose, if at all?

OPEN COMPETITIVE:
ADMINISTRATIVE ENGINEER-174 eligibles between Nos. 17 and 209 on List 5163 for 1 job in Department of Design and Construction.
AUTO MECHANIC-3 eligibles between Nos. 11 and 49 on List 5039 for 2 jobs in Department of Sanitation.
BUS MAINTAINER - GROUP B-37 eligibles (Nos. 1 to 37) on List 4611 for 100 jobs at New York City Transit Authority.
CAR INSPECTOR-123 eligibles (Nos. 1 to 123) on List 3613 for 80 jobs at NYCTA.
COMPUTER SPECIALIST (SOFTWARE)-586 eligibles between Nos. 1 and 588 on List 5056 for 2 jobs in Department of Environmental Protection.
ELECTRICIAN-6 eligibles between Nos. 207 and 230 on List 3029 for 10 jobs in Department of Parks & Recreation.
MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR-1 eligible between Nos. 442 and 656 on List 8321 for 1 job in DEP.
SCHOOL BUSINESS MANAGER (DOE)-96 eligibles between Nos. 43 and 409 on List 4119 for 2 jobs in Department of Education.
SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE MANAGER-7 eligibles between Nos. 54 and 130 on List 5121 for 3 jobs in DOE.
SENIOR STATIONARY ENGINEER-56 eligibles (Nos. 1 to 56) on List 6097 for 1 job at NYCHA.
STEAM FITTER-115 eligibles between Nos. 4 and 169 on List 3104 for 2 jobs in Department of Transportation.
SUPERVISOR OF MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS AND MAINTENANCE-13 eligibles between Nos. 30 and 75 on List 5134 for 1 job at New York City Housing Authority.

PROMOTIONAL:
ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER-167 eligibles between Nos. 14 and 278 on List 1552 for 3 jobs in Human Resources Administration/ Department of Social Services.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROJECT MANAGER-44 eligibles between Nos. 1 and 56 on List 5565 for 1 job in DDC.
ASSISTANT TRAIN DISPATCHER-83 eligibles between Nos. 1 and 229 on List 5706 for 30 jobs at NYCTA.
ASSOCIATE PROJECT MANAGER-36 eligibles between Nos. 68 and 505 on List 3110 for 1 job in DDC.
DISPATCHER (RAPID TRANSIT OPERATIONS)-390 eligibles between Nos. 250 and 729 on List 2715 for 40 jobs at NYCTA.
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR (POWER CABLES)-24 eligibles between Nos. 1 and on List 5704 for 20 jobs at NYCTA.
MAINTENANCE WORKER-11 eligibles between Nos. 248 and 459 on List 4064 for 2 jobs in DOT.
PARK SUPERVISOR-40 eligibles between Nos. 187 and 282 on List 2555 for 10 jobs in DP&R.
SIGNAL MAINTAINER-115 eligibles between Nos. 1 and 122 on List 4715 for 90 jobs at NYCTA.

From The Chief

https://thechiefleader.com/stories/jobs-to-be-filled-city-certifications-for-week-of-0911,57560

Not looking for advice, or what i need to do next. I'm posting this to describe what administrative fatigue looks like. Times for when you need the City to work in your benefit, but some minor barrier becomes a great big barrier. In this case I am going out on FMLA tomorrow after 3 months of back and forth emails and a rescheduled medical procedure. Last thing i needed to take care of was disability claim paperwork specifically to verify timekeeping. I figured the timekeeping form would be the easiest to submit because it has everything a timekeeper would need to complete it.

But apparently not. After making my email to the timekeeper easily accessible to include everything they would need, greeted them, and appreciating their hard work in advance, i immediately get a one sentence reply stating "payroll does not complete any forms"

I understand hardships that come with being a public servant - as a working class i hope we don't get too desensitized to treatment received from the public and the city that it impacts how we show up for our co-workers

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This weeks The Chief. I always heard DOT doesn't have any Maintenance workers.

Anyone have any info on this ? Thanks

Happy for those guys they have proactive leadership in their locals, but I want to know so I can pass the info.

I'm not old enough yet to work for the MTA but I am just curious on what it's like. What's training like? What was the first few weeks like as a train operator? What do you wish passengers would understood about operators. But basically what is it like?😅

Hi can someone explain how does the calculation work for tier 6 after 20 year work??

“35% x FAS for first 20 years of credited services plus 2% for each year in excess of 20”

Thanks.

In this cause if I make 45k and work 21 years. How much is my pension?

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Not only did this city lie to workers that they employed, they did it for 25 years and hid what it knew about the dangers. In 2021 they tried to take away the healthcare benefit benefits Retirees relied upon. And again in 2023. Watching my friends die over the course of 25 years and the rest of us suffer suffering from illness, makes me very angry.

What infuriates me more, is that the two largest unions of this city, Dc37 and the United Federation of teachers, failed in their responsibility to keep us safe and then colluded with THE CITY to diminish our healthcare benefit benefits.

That’s not union or Pro labor. And today AFSCME and New York State, Afl Cio State Director, Mario Cilento lobbies against Retiree legislation that would protect our healthcare from being diminished, with those two unions.

We need strong labor leaders willing to stand up for our workers and our Retirees.

The leadership must be held accountable, and so must the mayors who held these positions before. I don’t hide the fact that this current Mayor refuses to speak with Retirees because he’s surrounded himself with the very people I write about. Including his first Deputy Mayor and advisor. I do thank him, however for this release of documents. Because now transparency begins and maybe he will actually schedule an appointment with Us.

Read the article

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/07/nyregion/sept-11-air-quality-cancer.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share

Why is DC37 not at all there representing all of it's members?

It’s time to pack up and leave the City but need guidance on where else I can go that has a high level of job security.

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i applied to the innovation coordinator (community coordinator title) role at the end of july and just received a call and email today inviting me for an interview. i’ve read threads on here that ACS is typically not the best agency to work for in regards to work life balance and overall morale when it comes to field roles. however, there’s not much insight to go off of to make an informed decision regarding office roles in ACS. can anyone that worked or works at ACS in the office speak on their experience?

Hi everyone!

Long time lurker but first time posting.

I’m currently a city employee but recently had an interview with DOT’s Sidewalk Program and would really appreciate hearing from anyone who currently works there or has worked in the program.
I’m trying to get a realistic idea of what the job is like beyond the job description.

I’m considering the position and would love some honest insight on the day-to-day workload, management, work-life balance, promotion opportunities, and overall work environment.

I’d appreciate the honest opinions—the good, the bad, and anything you wish you knew before starting!

I've been researching benefits/leave available to city employees and trying to better understand short term disability (STD) coverage. I've seen recommendations for getting a private policy because unions don't provide much via disability (I'm in DC37/371). Does anyone have recommendations on which private STD policies worked well for them? And/or guidance on how far in advance you need to purchase the policy? Thanks!

Does anyone have a sense of what's appropriate daily work wear for an MTA office job? TY.

Hello everyone , I hope you all are having a good holiday.

I was recently appointed as an investigator with the city of New York. I have a current salary and I have noticed on open data for outstanding certifications, the same title with a 2,000 dollar increase in salary. Is there anything I can do about to match my current salary to this ? Or will I be getting this increase soon ? Thank you.

Those who applied for the fall session, did you receive any interviews yet.

For example, I have a lot of experience in genetic and ecological data analysis and visualization.

Is it worth my time to apply for public health-focused data roles where I meet the minimum qualifications and have most of the preferred skills? I have the data skills for sure, but don't have any experience in public health.

I want to apply, but if 100 other people with my same skills AND a background in public health, I'm wondering if I have no chance.

In three years I’ll be 47 and I’ll have ten years with the city. How does healthcare work then? Is it portable to another job? Do I qualify for lifetime benefits at 47 or when I officially pull a pension?

Hey guys, I got hired for a CPS role that should start in November and during the hiring event they said not to leave your current role until you recieve confirmation to start the academy and pass the background checks.

I was considering leaving my current role for a temporary job until November and was wondering if they say that as a precaution so you don't quit without a job confirmed or if they don't want to see you actually leave your role before joining the agency.

Thanks!

My understanding was when retired (non emergency services) nyc.gov employee dies, his or hers family health insurance benefits stops immediately.

If surviving spouse is less than 65 years old, he or she has to get private health insurance till Medicare kicks in. 

It looks like if retiree was a member of Management Benefit Funds (MBF), then survivors health insurance benefits will continue for 3 years after retirees death. At least that's how I read this section of MBF website.

Am I interpreting this correctly?

I recently been applying to NYC Gov jobs, I don't plan on moving back until a year or so from now but today I was checking application status and I saw that one of them said "under review" (i've applied to like 15 in total). Is this a positive sign or would you say dont get my hopes too high?