HEADLINES:
New Congressional Voting Record Report Available;
President Biden's Joint Address to Congress Promises More Action To Help Older Americans Recover from the Pandemic;
Senate Committee Advances Biden's Nominees for USPS Board;
Senior's Face Double Whammy; Escalating Drug Prices and Low Social Security COLAs;
May Day to Commemorate Workers Around the World as Senate Considers the PRO Act
The Health Enhancement Program is sponsoring a diabetes prevention program. Successful completion of the 12 month program can earn you a $200 reward. Fellow union member Angie Russo (Department of Banking) can be seen in a brief video below describing the benefits of the program.
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Members across the state aren't letting the abolishment of payroll deduction extinguish their professional voice!
They're signing up for e-dues to remain a union member and fight for public education.
AEOP Meeting Minutes
Citrus County's educators have met the challenges of teaching during a pandemic with determination, creativity, patience, and care--all to keep students safe and learning. There is no doubt that our public school employees have truly gone above and beyond to support students and the community as a whole. Here's your opportunity to show appreciation for the unique contributions of the teachers and school staff who are making a difference every day!
Submit a shout-out to the teacher or school staff member that you'd like to recognize and we'll deliver your message to them along with a small token of appreciation!
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If you are not currently a member, you can download a sign-up form here. The form needs to be printed, filled out, and mailed to BCFPE, 305 W. Chesapeake Ave, Suite L30, Towson, MD 21204. Call us with questions or to make other arrangements (410) 296-1875, or jripley@aft-maryland.org.
Members: Update your Contact Information
Does BCFPE have your current contact information? We are reaching out to all members to update their contact information in our database. We want to keep you abreast of all of our activities, and in a time where it is difficult to meet in person, we especially need our members' mailing and email contact information.
Please click here to update your information: http://aftmd.us/BCFPEmembercontact
Welcome to the first edition of the newly resurrected union newsletter The Advocate!
Much of what you see looks just like before but, like everything else, you are reading it online. Starting with this issue we will be returning to our regular publication schedule of two issues each long semester. At least through Fall, 2021 we will be coming to you through your computer inbox instead of your office mailbox. After that, we’ll see. We may return to print. We may stay online. We may adopt a hybrid format. Times change (sometimes abruptly) and we are changing, too.
What will not change is our commitment to providing the Lone Star College Community with important news and quality insight into the life of our Institution. We will keep you abreast of the work that the AFT is doing (and has been doing all through pandemic) to advocate for Policy and to advocate for People – because the name of our newsletter is what we do!
Read on, dear friends. We are back! Click here to read our lastest edition of The Advocate!
We know the pandemic conditions are getting to all of us and we have not been able to provide trips for the first half of this year and we need a break from the malaise. Therefore, A&R is going to hold some games for prizes over the next few Wednesdays!
HEADLINES:
Sen. Romney, Rep. Gallagher Re- Introduce the TRUST Act;
Rural Seniors' Lower Vaccination Rates Signal an Urban-Rural Divide;
CFPB Offers Tips for Seniors Seeking a Financial Adviser;
KHN: From Rotten Teeth to Advanced Cancer, Patients Feel the Effects of Treatment Delays
Please click the links below to review the following Letters of Agreement (LOA):
