Kingsboro Psychiatric Center workers demand their bosses get fired due to bullying, nepotism
The workers' union, the Public Employee Federation, hosted a rally outside of the facility Wednesday. The site is operated by New York state.
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3ds agoKingsboro Psychiatrist Center workers tell News 12 they have bad bosses.
Workers say there are a few managers who bully workers and use nepotism with hiring decisions.
"The members said we want the people who are doing it out and management said 'No,'" said Public Employee Federation President Wayne Spence.
The workers' union, the Public Employee Federation, hosted a rally outside of the facility Wednesday. The site is operated by New York state.
News 12 reached out to the governor's office for more information and did not hear back.
