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Firefighters who have been working without a contract for more than three years will see their pay jump 17.5% in coming months in a deal announced yesterday. Mayor Bloomberg and the head of the union that represents about 8,900 city firefighters appeared together at City Hall to tout the pact, which would make the raises retroactive to 2002.
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|Firefighters who have been working without a contract for more than three years will see their pay jump 17.5% in coming months in a deal announced yesterday. Mayor Bloomberg and the head of the union that represents about 8,900 city firefighters appeared together at City Hall to tout the pact, which would make the raises retroactive to 2002.
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