CSEA Region Director speaking at the Unit 7400 Membership Meeting on 5/12/11 |
Region President Tripi and President Zaffuto discuss the mobilization. |
CSEA LRS Robert Leonard gave an update of contract negotiations. We are in the Fact-finding process and working on a presentation of our proposals and statistical support to illustrate to the state appointed Fact-finder that the County has always had the economic ability to comply with our conservative proposal, but just lack the political will to do the right thing and creating a fair contract that benefits the workforce and does not burden the public.
Mobilization Specialist Michael Ottaviano calls for more member participation. |
CSEA Unit 7400 President Cris Zaffuto said, “I’ve told the legislators and the administration that it is time to stop playing politics, but it is also time for the entire membership to reach out to their legislators and the county executive to make their point known that they are not at all happy with the status quo, that a fair contract is needed now…no more games about it, we have to take action, we can’t afford to remain silent anymore”.
All members are urged to attend the June 14th legislative meeting. Members should introduce themselves to their legislator prior to the beginning of the meeting. Members who wish to speak with regard to the work they do and how it affects the community should call before the meeting to sign-up at 585-753-1950. The County needs to know the “politics” need to end. The time for a fair contract is now.
Important date to remember:
Tuesday, June 14th, 5:45 - Monroe County Legislative Meeting, Monroe County Office Building
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Photos by Robert L. Leonard, LRS
We need to ensure Maggie knows we are unhappy with her. She must already know we are taxpayers, Monroe County residents and voters.
ReplyDelete865 days without a contract!! My God don’t they have any respect at all. Despite not being treated well by this County, we are on the job every day making this a better community.
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