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RX CHANGES TO THE VERIZON CONTRACT
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On: Sep 04, 2008 (11:53:00)
Sept 9th 2008 at the General Membership meeting CWA 1103 members will be voting on a tentative agreement for the Verizon contract. The Final Bargaining report and MEP & MEP PPO changes have been made available to our members on this website and can be viewed in this What’s New section and Bulletin Board. Below you will find another link that details the changes to the RX Medco plan.
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PrescriptionDrugPlan.pdf
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NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS & ELECTIONS
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On: Sep 04, 2008 (06:15:00)
On On September 2, 2008 nominations will be open for the following elected Local 1103 offices: President & Convention Delegate Vice President & Convention Delegate Secretary/Treasurer & Convention Delegate Business Agent - Central Office & Convention Delegate Business Agent - Construction Northern & Convention Delegate Business Agent - Construction Southern & Convention Delegate Business Agent - I&R Northern & Convention Delegate Business Agent - I&R Southern & Convention Delegate Nominations shall be by written petition. Petitions for the office of Business Agent must contain the printed names and signatures
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VZ FINAL BARGAINING REPORT
Updated
On: Aug 22, 2008 (16:45:00)
Read the Verizon final contract bargaining report. You can download and save a copy here by clicking the link below. This file is in pdf form and you must have adope acrobat to download the file.
Download:
finalbargainingreport.pdf
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And Then It Got Worst.
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On: Aug 27, 2008 (19:21:00)
By 2004 only 13% of the U.S workforce was represented by a Union. Without Union voices to fight back the middle class slips further behind. Our country is now run by an anti-Union government solidly backing Corporate America Read More...
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But as Unionization Declines….
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On: Aug 27, 2008 (19:20:00)
When the percentage of workers represented by Unions decreased, corporations obtained unfettered power and working people suffered. The 1980s began the downward slope for working families. With a decrease in Union Membership our ability to fight anti-worker legislation diminished Read More...
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Taxing HealthCare: It's A Crime
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On: May 22, 2008 (20:09:00)
It would be criminal to tax our healthcare! But that’s what John McCain wants to do – tax our health care benefits! Did you know that? Al Mumm, President of CWA Local 7290 does. In response to the e-mail I sent last week, Al wrote:My Local, CWA 7290, represents Alcatel/Lucent employees and retirees Read More...
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Who's Working For Us In Washington
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On: Sep 06, 2008 (08:34:00)
Which Senator: Blocked a bill to protect our overtime rights. Wants to tax our HealthCare. Voted to raise the Medicare age.
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Special Extra Earnings for Military Service
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On: Sep 06, 2008 (08:25:00)
If you are planning to retire and had active duty service prior to January 2002, you qualify for a higher social security payment. This benefit applies to those who have had military service, for active duty any time from 1940 through 2001. You may qualify for up to $1200 per year of earnings credit at time of application - which can make a substantial difference in social security monthly payments upon your retirement. You can find out more about this benefit at the Social Security website
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Labor to Labor Walk
Sep 13, 2008
Connecticut: The Union will be meeting Volunteers for Labor to Labor walks in the Danbury CT area. Call the Hall or see your Chief Steward if you like to volunteer. |
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Labor To Labor Walk
Sep 27, 2008
Pennsylvania: A Bus will be taking volunteers for a day trip to the suburbs of the Philadelphia area. Pennsylvania is a battleground state in the US Presidential election. |
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