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USW Local 7600 is happy to ANNOUNCE that after several meetings and conversations with the organization, THE CHILD CARE GRANT IS BACK!
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USW Local 7600 is PROUD to ANNOUNCE that after several meetings and conversations with the organization, THE CHILD CARE GRANT IS BACK!
With the closures of several schools throughout the Inland Empire and the new hybrid programs coming out, *WE*, at the Union, understand how difficult it is to hold down a job and a family.
With the closures of several schools throughout the Inland Empire and the new hybrid programs coming out, *WE*, at the Union, understand how difficult it is to hold down a job and a family.
With the closures of several schools throughout the Inland Empire and the new hybrid programs coming out, *WE*, at the Union, understand how difficult it is to hold down a job and a family.
With the closures of several schools throughout the Inland Empire and the new hybrid programs coming out, *WE*, at the Union, understand how difficult it is to hold down a job and a family.
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So when the child care benefit ended in June, *USW Local 7600 President Valery Robinson, Vice President Liz Cuevas and Staff Rep Rosie Gonzalez* listened to your calls to bring it back, took the fight to the organization, and *WON!*
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So when the child care benefit ended in June, *USW Local 7600 President Valery Robinson, Vice President Liz Cuevas and Staff Rep Rosie Gonzalez* listened to your calls to bring it back, took the fight to the organization in collaboration with the Alliance, and *WON!*
Initially, KP offered us $150 per week and when the Alliance asked Val what she thought, she immediately rejected the offer and asked for more. KP then proposed $200 per week and after strenuous deliberations and careful considerations, an agreement was made to accept the offer by all of the unions under Alliance of Healthcare Unions and Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions.
Initially, KP offered us $150 per week and when the Alliance asked Val what she thought, she immediately rejected the offer and asked for more. KP then proposed $200 per week and after strenuous deliberations and careful considerations, an agreement was made to accept the offer by all of the unions under Alliance of Healthcare Unions and Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions.
The actions taken above by the organization are proof that the Labor Management Partnership works! Thank you to all the Union members who reached out to us to express their concerns regarding this benefit. *YOU are what makes this Union...
The Tony Mazzocchi Center, in conjunction with Dictrict 1 of the United Steelworkers (USW) and the USW Health Care Workers Council, is hosting a series of virtual, interactive training webinars that will address health and safety issues within the health care sector.
When registering, please use the participant's personal information. We will send the link and other important information about the trainings to their email address.
Introduction to OSHA
Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2020 Time: 5 p.m. EST
The second training focuses on your rights as a worker, offering an introduction to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the OSH Act.
Course topics include an introduction to OSHA, OSHA Standards, the inspection process, implementing a safety and health program, worker training requirements and worker rights.
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No longer. Most companies eliminated defined-benefit plans providing a reliable income stream and implemented 401(k) plans that leave workers at the mercy of stock market volatility, like the kind that rattled investors this week and crushed workers in 2008. No longer. Most companies eliminated defined-benefit plans providing a reliable income stream and implemented 401(k) plans that leave workers at the mercy of stock market volatility, like the kind that rattled investors this week and crushed workers in 2008.
No longer. Most companies eliminated defined-benefit plans providing a reliable income stream and implemented 401(k) plans that leave workers at the mercy of stock market volatility, like the kind that rattled investors this week and crushed workers in 2008. No longer. Most companies eliminated defined-benefit plans providing a reliable income stream and implemented 401(k) plans that leave workers at the mercy of stock market volatility, like the kind that rattled investors this week and crushed workers in 2008.
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implemented 401(k) plans that leave workers at the mercy of stock market volatility, like the kind that rattled investors this week and crushed workers in 2008. No longer. Most companies eliminated defined-benefit plans providing a reliable income stream and implemented 401(k) plans that leave workers at the mercy of stock market volatility, like the kind that rattled investors this week and crushed workers in 2008.
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implemented 401(k) plans that leave workers at the mercy of stock market volatility, like the kind that rattled investors this week and crushed workers in 2008. No longer. Most companies eliminated defined-benefit plans providing a reliable income stream and implemented 401(k) plans that leave workers at the mercy of stock market volatility, like the kind that rattled investors this week and crushed workers in 2008.
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USW Local 7600 is happy to ANNOUNCE that after several meetings and conversations with the organization, THE CHILD CARE GRANT IS BACK!
USW Local 7600 is happy to ANNOUNCE that after several meetings and conversations with the organization, THE CHILD CARE GRANT IS BACK!
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With the closures of several schools throughout the Inland Empire and the new hybrid programs coming out, *WE*, at the Union understand how difficult it is to hold down a job and a family.
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With the closures of several schools throughout the Inland Empire and the new hybrid programs coming out, *WE*, at the Union, understand how difficult it is to hold down a job and a family.
So when the child care benefit ended in June, *USW Local 7600 President Valery Robinson, Vice President Liz Cuevas and Staff Rep Rosie Gonzalez* listened to your calls to bring it back, took the fight to the organization, and *WON!*
So when the child care benefit ended in June, *USW Local 7600 President Valery Robinson, Vice President Liz Cuevas and Staff Rep Rosie Gonzalez* listened to your calls to bring it back, took the fight to the organization, and *WON!*
Initially, KP offered us $150 per week and when the Alliance asked Val what she thought, she immediately rejected the offer and asked for more. KP then proposed $200 per week and after strenuous deliberations and careful considerations, an agreement was made to accept the offer by all of the unions under Alliance of Healthcare Unions and Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions.
Initially, KP offered us $150 per week and when the Alliance asked Val what she thought, she immediately rejected the offer and asked for more. KP then proposed $200 per week and after strenuous deliberations and careful considerations, an agreement was made to accept the offer by all of the unions under Alliance of Healthcare...
So when the child care benefit ended in June, *USW Local 7600 President Valery Robinson, Vice President Liz Cuevas and Staff Rep Rosie Gonzalez* listened to your calls to bring it back, took the fight to the organization, and *WON!*
So when the child care benefit ended in June, *USW Local 7600 President Valery Robinson, Vice President Liz Cuevas and Staff Rep Rosie Gonzalez* listened to your calls to bring it back, took the fight to the organization, and *WON!*
Initially, KP offered us $150 per week and when the Alliance asked Val what she thought, she immediately rejected the offer and asked for more. KP then proposed $200 per week and after strenuous deliberations and careful considerations, an agreement was made to accept the offer by all of the unions under Alliance of Healthcare Unions and Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions.
Initially, KP offered us $150 per week and when the Alliance asked Val what she thought, she immediately rejected the offer and asked for more. KP then proposed $200 per week and after strenuous deliberations and careful considerations, an agreement was made to accept the offer by all of the unions under Alliance of Healthcare Unions and Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions.
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The actions taken above by the organization are proof that the Labor Management Partnership works! Thank you to all the Union members who reached out to us to express their concerns regarding this benefit. *YOU are what makes this Union strong!* Share this article and *DEMAND* that your union brothers and sisters sign up to receive communications from the Union so we can become even stronger for *2021 contract bargaining!*
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The actions taken above by the organization are proof that the Labor Management Partnership works! Thank you to all the Union members who reached out to us to express their concerns regarding this benefit. *YOU are what makes this Union strong!* Share this article and *DEMAND* that your union brothers and sisters sign up to receive communications from the Union so we can become even stronger for *2021 Contract...