Now is the time to act. The New York State Senate is set to further deregulate telecommunication companies. This would be very bad for our bargaining strength, our jobs, and our customers. We cannot sit idle while our state government lays the groundwork for a race to the bottom for telecommunication customers and workers. The merger between Comcast and Time Warner is going to be a game changer. We must be proactive. Please read the attached flyer and call your representative. Get your coworker, husband, wife, brother, sister, mother, father, and neighbor to call also. The job you save may be your own.
The address below the State Senator will bring you to their district map (may have to copy and paste) if you are unsure who represents you. Call switchboard @ 518-455-2800 and ask for your representative.
Dave Valesky--IDC caucus, represents mostly east of 81, some of Syracuse
Verizon Announcement of 1stQ Surplus (Process Change)
Verizon has declared a surplus in Force Adjustment Areas (FAAs) 1 through 6. Offers for enhanced EIPP (Enhanced Income Protection Plan) effected employees will be made by March 4, 2014. Employees who receive an EIPP offer and wish to take it must transmit their decision in writing by March 18, 2014. The off payroll date for those employees accepting the offer will be March 30, 2014.
STOP TPP!
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) also known as “NAFTA on Steroids” is poised to become the largest trade agreement ever. Current negotiating countries include the U.S., Australia, Canada, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam. These countries represent 38% of total global economic activity.
Joe Beirne Foundation Scolarsip
Applications are accepted during the months of November through April. Final deadline for the 2014-2015 school year is April 30, 2014.
IF YOU ARE CALLED INTO A MEETING BY ANY COMPANY MANAGER OR CORPORATE SECURITY, REMEMBER TO ASK THEM.....IF THIS DISCUSSION COULD IN ANY WAY LEAD TO MY BEING DISCIPLINED, TERMINATED OR AFFECT MY PERSONAL WORKING CONDITIONS, I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT MY UNION REPRESENTATIVE, OFFICER OR STEWARD BE PRESENT AT THE MEETING. WITHOUT REPRESENTATION I CHOOSE NOT TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.
CWA Social Media Policy Guidelines
CWA strongly supports the use of social media sites to discuss and advocate for the important issues facing members and working families today. While these sites offer many advantages, they also can cause serious legal problems if they are not properly used and can lead to complicated legal proceedings as well as potential disciplinary action against employee users. We have developed these guidelines for CWA members to consult when using social media to help avoid legal or other problems.
