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Montgomery County Labor Relations Administrator Jerome T. Barrett has ruled that Montgomery County violated its own collective bargaining law by refusing to bargain on eight topics that Local 1994 MCGEO brought to the bargaining table in negotiations last year. [Click here to see the full text of the decision. Read More...
Download:
Prohibitedpractice1_27_2012LRAAward No.pdf
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Arbitrator Herbert Fishgold has ordered Montgomery County to restore 60 hours of compensatory leave to 80 long-term employees that the County claimed had been credited with the leave in “error. Read More...
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Reminder about our Community Conversations event on January 5 at the Thomas Farm Community Center, 700 Fallsgrove Drive, in Rockville. 6:00 p.m.?8:00 p.m.
We're facing some budget cuts in Maryland that could affect anyone living and working in Maryland. School class sizes are increasing as school districts lay off or can’t afford to replace teachers. Parents are being put on waiting lists for the child care assistance they need to continue working. Hospitals and correctional facilities are dangerously short-staffed, posing public health and public safety problems. We need your help to face this crisis with smart, livable solutions. Read More...
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Newly-installed Executive Board members, along with their outgoing counterparts, were feted at the Local 1994 Holiday Party on December 21st. From left: Outgoing VP Craig Longcore, UFCW Regional Director Al Vincent, UFCW International Secretary Treasurer Marc Perrone, VP Marjorie Brown, Secretary-Treasurer Yvette Cuffie, VPs Sedearia Wilson, Nelvin Ransome, Tony Thomas, Local President Gino Renne, VPs Bob Lehman, Sean Collins, Frank Beckham, Paulette Kee-Dudley, Denise Bruskin Gambrell, J Rowe and outgoing VP Greg Goebel. Newly-elected VP Steve Dutky and outgoing VP Susan Smithers were unavailable for the photo.
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