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DOE and city contracts (printable versions)

Download print-friendly versions of UFT-DOE and city contracts.

Longevity salary increases

Learn about longevity salary increases for teachers in New York City public schools.

Salary steps

A salary step is an increase in salary based on previous experience. Learn about steps, longevities, and access the DOE’s online salary step application.

Environmental health workshops

The UFT Health & Safety committee offers environmental health workshops to our members on staff development days, extended days, union meetings, etc. If you would like to have one of these workshops offered at your school, please contact us.

Salary differentials

Learn how to qualify and apply for salary differentials, which are granted for credits you earn beyond your bachelor’s degree.

SAVE Legislation

Familiarize yourself with this important legislation that governs safety in New York's public schools.

Salary

Access UFT salary schedules for teachers and all other UFT-represented roles. Learn about salary steps, differentials, and longevity increases.

William (Bill) Woolfson

Like a lot of other very talented people Bill Woolfson got into teaching because the alternative was the unemployment line. When Woolfson walked into Boys HS in 1937 he was already 34 years old.

Larceny & Theft Prevention Tips

Take these simple preventative measures to safeguard your personal property at school.

Contacts for UFT retirees

See contact information pertinent to UFT Retirees.

School safety planning

We assist educators in developing school safety plans.

Important pension links

See links related to pension and retirement.

About the RTC

The Retired Teachers Chapter is a dynamic organization of over 67,000 members shaped by political activism and committed to protecting and improving retiree benefits — considered the nation’s best among public school teachers. Its vast and varied...

Pension for regular subs and part-time adult ed teachers

All part-timers (and regular subs are considered part-timers) adult ed teachers who work fewer then 30 hours per week, and any other member who can't join the Teacher' Retirement System (TRS) have the option of joining the Board of Education...