We've entered the time of year when some facilities may close due to inclement weather or when some of us may be unable to report to work due to hazardous road conditions. It's a good idea to review your employer's policy regarding inclement weather situations.
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1) Evaluation Update
2) Want an opportunity to meet Presidential Candidates?
3) Upcoming Workshops
And More!
More than 45 million US workers owe $1.6 trillion dollars in student loans, with ~93% of it owed to the US Department of Education. Workers are going into more debt to finance their education, and more workers are defaulting on those loans because wages aren’t rising to keep up with the costs. The system is broken!
MCEA is always hard at work for our members. One of the ways the union seeks to serve members is by fighting for them in matters of dispute between a member and an employer. The union is happy to tell the story of one worker who had the union come to their aid in their time of need. The member’s name has been withheld to maintain and protect their privacy.
AFT Healthcare-Maryland continues to engage state legislators to ensure safety for those working in state run healthcare facilities. We have brought elected officials from both chambers of the state legislature to worksites to talk with members who are on the front lines, engaging residents with various medical and psychiatric needs.
Attention City Employees: Open Enrollment has been extended, Nov. 18, 2019 until midnight. This will be the final opportunity to make benefits selections/changes for the Plan Year 2020. Visit ALEX for enrollment decision support at: https://www.myalex.com/cityofbaltimore/2020.
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In This Issue:
1) Trauma and mental health
2) Upcoming Workshops
3) New discounts from Prudential Center
And Much More!
Join members and staff from LFT, the AFL-CIO and locals around the state to volunteer this election day! We need to knock doors, make phone calls, send texts and do everything we can to get out the vote for Governor John Bel Edwards and other pro-public education candidates.
Here's how you can help:
President Bill Garrity now has an insider's perspective on what it's like for a union member to run for elected office.
