The AFT, the nation's largest union of higher education faculty and staff, launched its national effort to reclaim the promise of higher education during the annual AFT National Higher Education Issues Conference in Baltimore
April 7th -13th is National Public Health Week and AFT Healthcare-Maryland President Debra Perry is sending a “Thank You” note to all public health employees in Bargaining Unit E, acknowledging the great work they do for the citizens of Maryland. In her note to Bargaining Unit E employees, President Perry wrote:
URGENT ACTION REQUIRED!!!!
The Senate Finance Committee will pass an amended version of Senate Bill 252, Task Force on Workplace Bullying in State Agencies, today. Many Legislators do not believe that bullying is a problem in state agencies. The amended version will set up two public hearings for individuals to state their experiences with bullying in state agencies.
Youth Violence Prevention Week begins on Monday (April 7). Please see below for a list of events. For more information please email BmoreYVP@baltimorecity.gov or call 443.984.3566.
Opening Event
“We Are the Dream” Ceremony
Friday, April 4, 2014
5:00 – 8:30
City Hall
*Invitation Only Event*
Maryland Professional Employees Council (MPEC) President Maria Mathias and AFT Healthcare-Maryland President Debra Perry want to remind their union members that they will receive a pay increase next month.
The Maryland Classified Employees Council (MCEA), an AFT-Maryland affiliate, will hold its Statewide Advisory Council meeting April 26, 2014. The Advisory Council meeting hosts representatives of all MCEA chapters and regions for an evaluation and assessment of the Association’s activities and a strategic planning ses