OSA Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month! #hispanicheritagemonth

NEWSLINE- 9.29.25 To listen to the Newsline click link in bio.

SAVE THE DATE... and JOIN US! On October 18th, 2025, to march at the NO KINGS rally in Midtown. Please RSVP at [email protected]. More information to come.

OSA Newsline September 22, 2025 - Three Parts Raises going into effect, how it may affect longevity, and how it can appear in your paycheck. Proposed new healthcare plan: good news and concerns.

On September 6th, more than 100 OSA members, retirees, friends & families assembled to march in the 2025 NYC Labor Day Parade. Folks held signs with this year's Parade theme "Power In Unity" and some with the message that the Washington regime should keep their hands off public sector workers.

Newlines for September 15, 2025: Raises and Major Proposed Healthcare Changes lnkd.in/eTGUTV_4

On September 16th, OSA staff and officers visited MetroPlus for a chapter meeting. Nearly 20 OSA members in person and dozens more on the Zoom chat. OSA leaders and staff such Adam Orgel, Richard Steier, and Christina Chan addressed members in a great question and answer session.

In last week's second chapter meeting, held on Wednesday, September 10th at the Department of Design and Construction, OSA Vice-Chair Adam Orgel and Grievance Officer Christina Chan while OSA Chair Bob Croghan attended by Zoom on a TV screen of impressive size, as shown in one of the photos here.

It was a busy week for the staff and officers of OSA who took the union on the road at two chapter meetings. Last Tuesday, September 9th, OSA Vice-Chair Adam Orgel, Grievance Officer Christina Chan and staffers stopped by the Department of Corrections.

In last week's second chapter meeting, held on Wednesday, September 10th at the Department of Design and Construction, OSA Vice-Chair Adam Orgel and Grievance Officer Christina Chan attended in person while OSA Chair Bob Croghan attended by Zoom.

Latest Organization of Staff Analysts Newsline: Labor Day and Upcoming Raises

OSA is extremely proud that @cityandstateny.bsky.social magazine honored OSA Chair Bob Croghan and Vice Chair Adam Orgel last night as part of their 2025 Labor Power 100 list of influential New York union chiefs and worker advocates. Vice Chair Orgel holding the print edition of the magazine.

Newsline August 29th Link to RSVP for parade: bit.ly/OSALD2025

In one week!

On August 13th, OSA officers and staff met with members in our NYPD chapter at 1 Police Plaza. OSA Delegate-At-Large and Chapter Chair Kathryn Guarino facilitated the meeting. OSA Chair Bob Croghan attended by Zoom and Vice Chair Adam Orgel and Grievance Officer Christina Chan attended in person.

OSA member and activist Richard Brooms, a Supervisor of Traffic Device Maintainers (seen in the dark blue shirt in this photo) helped coordinate a team of Traffic Device Maintainers bringing Summer Streets to Union Square. Thanks to Richard and his team for making Union Square even more welcoming.

OSA members/retirees! Mark your calendar. Join us on Saturday, September 6th for the NYC Labor Day Parade. Call Marisa Jimenez at 212-686-1229 or email [email protected] and let her know you are coming and how many others you are bringing with you. Friends, family and colleagues are welcome.

Trump-Appointed Judge Tosses White House Lawsuit Against Labor Unions @politico.com 👍 Judge Alan Albright is one of several judges to rule against a March executive order on collective bargaining rights.

Great chapter meeting at NYCHA on July 22nd.

Successful overflow OSA chapter meeting at the Department of Social Services on July 16th!

OSA Celebrates Disability Pride Month

Recap of our chapter meeting at FDNY Headquarters last week.

On Tuesday, July 15th, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene was the site of a OSA chapter meeting/ OSA's newly named DOHMH delegate Munerah Ahmed is also pictured addressing the meeting. Attendees heard updates on union issues and had the chance to ask questions of leadership and staff.

OSA officers and staff visited with dozens of union members at the Fire Department in the Robert O. Lowery Auditorium for a chapter meeting this week.

The National Labor Relations Act was effectively euthanized by the Trump administration. It’ll take a historic revival of organized labor to get back. From Joseph A. McCartin: https://trib.al/iC01End

Susan Mullgrav passed away last week. An early member of Organization of Staff Analysts' founding team, she served as vice-chair and, later, as chair for many more years. Susan saw to it that OSA gained status as a party representing the analysts before the Office Of Collective Bargaining. (1/2)

Happy 4th of July from the Organization of Staff Analysts

An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. Solidarity @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social.

The NYC CLC today with broad and overwhelming support proudly endorsed Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani for Mayor of New York City following his victory in last week’s Democratic primary.

Join us on July 10 in New York at @bookculture.com for a discussion about Dissent's anthology of labor writing and the labor movement today, with @alexnpress.bsky.social and E. Tammy Kim. www.dissentmagazine.org/blog/event-j...

Newsline - June 23, 2025

Organization of Staff Analysts was proud to join our Union family for No Kings

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After Saturday's NO KINGS march, OSA members gathered at the union office and shared our reasons for turning out. For some it was to fight authoritarianism, for another it was a friend jailed by ICE, and many just not wanting to be alone.

Despite rainy weather, about 50 OSA members and retirees turned out for the New York City NO KINGS March yesterday, expressing opposition to the Trump administration's efforts to undermine democracy in the United States.

Early Voting Starts Tomorrow!

Tonight at 7pm, leading mayoral candidates including our endorses Zohran Mamdani, Adrienne Adams, Brad Lander, and Scott Stringer in the last Democratic primary mayoral debate. Mamdani recently dropped by the union office to discuss issues of concern to municipal workers with OSA Chair Bob Croghan.

This Saturday, 6/14, FUN members will be participating in “No Kings” mass protests + actions across the country. We’re standing together against abuses of power, cruelty, and corruption to remind the president + his enablers: America has No King! More info: