Membership Meeting October 22, 2015 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (3 locations) First Churches of Northampton Lyman Hall 129 Main Street Northampton, MA Goddard College The Cottage 123 Pitkin Road Plainfield, VT Rundlett Middle School 144 South St. Concord, NH Food & Drink will be served. Please RSVP TODAY* so we can plan food for each location. *e-mail info@uaw2322.org or leave a message at 413.534.7600 In an … Continue reading
When: Monday, October 26th, 2015 Time: 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm Where: UAW Local 2322 4 Open Square Way Suite #406 Holyoke, MA This training will focus on information for new stewards. All units are welcome to participate in this training. If you have been newly elected at your site to be a steward or are interested in becoming one, this is the place to … Continue reading
NCYF Workers Reach Tentative Agreement on New Contract! After ten (10) months of bargaining the Northeast Center for Youth and Families (NCYF) Residential Counselors Bargaining Committee have reached a settlement with their employer. Many improvements: both economic & non-economic! More details after the vote. The ratification vote will be held from 10:30 – 11:30 am at NCYF’s All Staff Meeting. That meeting is being held Wednesday, … Continue reading
Published in the 10/5/2015 UMass Daily Collegian: Dear Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy, On Friday, Sept. 4, the University of Massachusetts welcomed thousands of first-year students to their new home. Many of these students will take up a number of leadership positions on campus throughout their undergraduate experience. Dozens, if not hundreds of them will become resident assistants and peer mentors. So it is quite disturbing that while … Continue reading
RAs and Peer Mentors Did you know: UMass has proposed to extend your weekend duty shifts by an additional 5 hours a shift without reducing your work elsewhere (8:00 PM until Noon the following day) After twelve bargaining sessions, UMass is still adamantly opposed to providing a fair and equal process to RAs and Peer Mentors that have been terminated (just cause) UMass is continuing … Continue reading