Internicola, 55, a city corrections officer since 1996, worked 3,692 hours of overtime plus regular shifts during the fiscal year ending June 30 – or an average of 111 hours weekly, according to records.Of the 50 city employees who worked the most overtime in fiscal 2022, 44 were DOC officers and captains – including Internicola and a dozen others leading the pack with more than 3,000 extra hours each. Michael Thompson, an 11-year correction officer, was second with 3,617 overtime hours.
However, DOC staff are falling well short of being compensated like overtime hogs in other city agencies, an examination of cityInternicola’s workload was more than any city employee took on in at least a decade, but he was nowhere near the city’s top overtime earners last fiscal year, despite pocketing $151,096 in extra pay on top of his $92,073 regular salary. Neither was Thompson, who made $150,049 in OT.
Richard Reilly Jr., a Corrections Department engineer, was second, earning $231,869 in OT; and Bevelyn Barkley, another supervising deputy sheriff, was third with $227,151 in overtime.Of the 50 city employees who worked the most overtime in fiscal 2022, 44 were DOC officers and captains.
Sounds like when I worked at Enterprise. Most of our customers belonged at Rikers too.
Jails and prisons get the worst funding. Almost all of them are on 12 hour shifts with not enough workers. No wonder our prisons are so corrupt could you imagine this guy going through all that bs and then having to go the extra mile while working and giving af. I know I wouldnt
Raking in all that OT
By law they’re not supposed to work more than 16 hours a day. Did I miss something?
Must be due to being understaffed... can't be due to a growing prison population as there's not much that's illegal anymore in New York.
I doubt he's working all 100 hours. Most of that time is just sitting around.
Worked 3700 hours of overtime in 5 months for THE MONEY. They are not being forced to work 100. They are choosing to.
No one forced to work those hours. Could this be fraud
Unsung heroes of law enforcement
More victims of failed Dem policies…
Overworked for falsifying ot like police officers to bump pay?
Don't they have a couple empty cells they could use?