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Reference File binder prints statutes, regulations, and other background material. 200 et seq. While continuing the prohibition against public strikes, the Taylor Law grants public employees the right to organize, requires governmental units to negotiate with employee organizations, and creates a Public Employment Relations Board to resolve employment disputes. It should be remembered that, apart from labor relations, public employment in New York is regulated by the state Civil Service Law. A straight-forward, if uncritical, introduction to the state's civil service system is found in 19 N.Y.Jur.