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Sharpe Way Radio # 237: Why are NY Corrections Officers still on strike? WYSL Radio at 1pm!

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March 5, 2025

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Why Are New York Corrections Officers Still on Strike? 🚨⚖️

The New York Corrections Officers strike has now entered its third week—but why? Why is their union refusing to back them? Why aren’t they budging despite threats of legal action and loss of benefits? Are the conditions inside so unbearable that officers are willing to risk everything? Is this about money, safety, or sheer disrespect?

In this LIVE call-in radio show on WYSL Radio, I’ll break down what’s really happening behind the scenes. I recently visited two prisons and spoke directly with striking officers—what they told me was shocking. Who is truly suffering from this crisis—both inside and outside the prisons? And most importantly, what’s the endgame?

📞 Call in, comment LIVE, and let’s discuss! 585-346-3000. LIVE, broadcasting from WYSL 1040am/92.1fm/95.5fm

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