ALBANY- Court administrators began notifying 367 nonjudicial employees this morning that their jobs are about to vanish.
Starting June 1, that number of clerk, court officer, court reporter, attorney, support and other positions will be vacated. And the jobs will remain empty as the Judiciary grapples with a $170 million cut in its proposed $2.7 billion budget.
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