N.Y. Public Authorities Law § 357-b: Sharing employees, services and resources

§ 357-b. Sharing employees, services and resources. A shared services

agreement may be executed between the authority and the department only

for an emergency situation or extreme weather conditions, to share

employees, services or resources as deemed appropriate including, but

not limited to, for the performance of work and activities by the

department on the facilities and property under the jurisdiction of the

authority, and for the performance of work and activities by the

authority on the facilities and property under the jurisdiction of the

department. Such agreement or any project undertaken pursuant to such

agreement shall not be deemed to impair the rights of bondholders and

may provide for, but not be limited to, the management, supervision and

direction of such employees' performance of such services. Such

agreement shall provide that the term shall not be longer than ten days.

All shared employees shall remain employees of their respective

employers and all applicable collectively bargained agreements shall

remain in effect for the entire length of the shared service agreement.

Further, such shared services agreement shall not amend, repeal or

replace the terms of any agreement that is collectively negotiated

between an employer and an employee organization, including an agreement

or interest arbitration award made pursuant to article fourteen of the

civil service law.