Adams promised to review regulations after press reports that bureaucratic snafus and union rules are exacerbating the Big Apple’s lifeguard shortage.
Mayor Eric Adams promised on Tuesday to review regulations after press reports that bureaucratic snafus and union rules are exacerbating the Big Apple’s lifeguard shortage, which has already limited operations at city-run outdoor pools.revealed officials at the Department of Citywide Administrative Services
It also highlighted other shortcomings in the lifeguard division, including a testing regime that conceals key information from applicants and allegations that union bosses retaliate against critics. The Parks Department has trained and hired just 529 of the 1500 lifeguards it needs to fully staff the city’s beaches and pools for the summer, officials said Tuesday.
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