Operational Issues are defined as issues relating to: (1) the Paperwork Standards, (2) the provision of curricula as set forth in the UFT Collective Bargaining Agreement (“UFT CBA”), (3) professional development as required by the UFT CBA, (4) basic...

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT between the United Federation of Teachers (the “Union” or the “UFT”) and the State of New York (the “State”) through the New York State Office of Children and Family Services (“OCFS”), the New York State Division of the Budget...

DOE guidance for administrators and teachers on best practices for the initial planning conference (IPC).

Information about the union's Victim Support Program

Print and complete the retired teachers’ application only if you are not able to use the online enrollment form.

For Access to S locations for Medicaid Claiming

For UFT members in the Florida area, this is the Schedule of Benefits. When you use a UFT Welfare Fund participating dentist, you will be provided with the services listed in the Schedule of Covered Dental Expenses without charge except for those few...

In accordance with Local Law 36 (also known as "Avonte’s Law"), the NYC Department of Education assessed all school buildings, and where needed, installed door alarms on all exterior doors, with the exception of main entrances.

This regulation covers: procedures for reporting to the New York State Central Register for Child Abuse and Maltreatment, procedures for cooperating with the local Child Protective Services (CPS) investigations of suspected child abuse, legal issues...

Authorization agreement for SHIP direct deposits

Contractual guide and list of options for professional activities for elementary school teachers.

Administration for Children's Services Division of Child Care/Head Start Child Care Support Services; Provider / Program Enrollment or Update Request

For HIP subscribers only, includes a section for member and physician to fill out. Please attach original, itemized, paid bill showing date and item purchased.

The following are proven hints and suggestions that will help to ensure that expensive equipment, including desktop and laptop computers, is kept safe and secure.

Although the cost of anesthesia for hospitalization, emergency illness or accidental injury should be covered in full by HIP/HMO, the Welfare Fund will pay 80% of reasonable, usual and customary charges when not covered by HIP/HMO.