Treasure Coast TRIF Remembers Bob Hope
In November Treasure Coast TRIF members & their guests visited the Elliott Museum in Stuart.
OSEA 101 Collective Bargaining Agreement
We will begin negotiations for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement in the upcoming months. Click here to read more about our current CBA between NWRESD and OSEA 101 effective July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2018
http://101.osea.aft.org/sites/default/files/article_pdf_files/2017-11/os...
Sarasota November Meeting
Many Sarasota members signed petitions to allow convicted felons who have served their sentence the right to vote.
Open Enrollment 2018
For more information about the City of Baltimore’s benefit offerings, and plan changes , please go to
PROGRAMMING CUTS AT UW-SUPERIOR ARE THE LATEST IN A STRING OF ATTACKS ON THE UW SYSTEM.
Superior, WI – On Halloween, faculty, staff, and students at the University of Wisconsin in Superior were blindsided by the administration’s blanket announcement to suspend nine majors, fifteen minors, and one masters program. Fifteen additional programs were put on “warning” for suspension. These program suspensions are the latest in a string of brazen attacks on public higher education in Wisconsin, and have sparked student protests and an online petition that has garnered more than 5,300 signatures.
Aflac Annual Enrollment
AFLAC ENROLLMENT PERIOD IS HERE!
Nassau Regional Office Early Career Member Conference - Saturday, December 2nd
YOU MADE A DIFFERENCE!
UNITY IS OUR BIGGEST STRENGTH! THANK YOU!
Furlough/seniority changes become law
The omnibus school code bill, Act 55 of 2017, became law on Nov. 5, 2017. Despite concerns about the furlough provisions, Governor Wolf allowed the bill to become law without his signature to ensure that state funds would be paid on time to public schools and to protect other provisions in the bill, including extending the moratorium on Keystone exams, requiring opioid abuse education and ending “lunch shaming” of students. AFTPA opposed the school code bill because it changes the way layoffs are conducted, places emphasis on a flawed evaluation system and interferes with collective bargaining rights.
GO OUT AND VOTE!
Colleagues,
If the last few years have taught us anything it is: ELECTIONS MATTER! November 7 is Election Day. The NTU fought hard to ensure that schools would be closed on Election Day to ensure that all of our members would be able to go out and vote.
In addition to having the opportunity to put a new governor in place, we are also in the position to see huge changes to the NJ Legislature. YOUR VOTE MATTERS!
Though she be but little, she is fierce...
We loved this ode to RN Meg Tuttle in honor of her Lifetime Achievement award this year. Susan Shepard worked with Meg for years on the Oncology floor at Sunnyside and has made many contributions to our union in her own right.
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