Sergeants Benevolent Association of the NYPD
The unique daily challenges of NYPD Sergeants makes them the most visible and respected frontline police supervisors in the world.
The SBA is determined to permanently put an end to the egregious pay disparity issue that is preventing us from ratifying a new contract. Despite the SBA presenting overwhelming evidence to the Office of Labor Relations (OLR) that rectifying this situation would save taxpayers millions of dollars per year, while also improving morale within our ranks, OLR has inexplicably dug in its heels and refuses to address a problem, which they in fact caused.
As a result of OLR’s intransigence on this extremely sensitive matter….
In-network dentists have agreed to payment rates for various services and cannot charge you more. On the other hand, out- of-network dentists don’t have a contract with us and are able to bill you for the difference between the total amount we allow to be paid for a service – called the “maximum allowed amount”- and the amount…[+]
In-network dentists have agreed to payment rates for various services and cannot charge you more. On the other hand, out- of-network dentists don’t have a contract with us and are able to bill you for the difference between the total amount we allow to be paid for a service – called the “maximum allowed amount”- and the amount…[+]
The roots of the SBA run as deep as those of the City of New York. In 1899, just one year after the consolidation of the city’s five boroughs and the formation of the NYPD as we know it today, the Department’s supervisory officers formed a fraternal organization known as the Police Sergeants Endowment and Benevolent Association. Click here for more information.