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Tell Christie: Public Needs Hearings on Radical Changes to Civil Service

Christie Admin's Proposal Would Harm Workers, Open Door to Patronage and Abuse. Read below to sign petition asking for more public hearings on proposal.
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State Worker shop stewards bargaining update call, December 29th, 6:30 p.m.

Submitted by njadmin on Wed, 12/28/2011 - 1:09pm

The CWA state worker bargaining committee will hold a call for all CWA state worker shop stewards to update stewards on the status of contract negotiations with the state.  The call will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, December 29th.

To join the call, dial: 888-886-6603 at 6:30 p.m. and then enter the passcode followed by the '#' sign, which is 17819#

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State Worker Bargaining Update, 12-21-11

Submitted by njadmin on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 6:48pm

 

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Senator Menendez Visits CWA Workers

Submitted by njadmin on Mon, 11/28/2011 - 6:25pm

On November 28, Senator Menendez visited the Alcatel-Lucent building in Murray Hill and met with employees there, many of whom are represented by the CWA.  We'd like to thank the Senator for the visit and especially thank him for his support of the CWA's efforts in Washington to extend and expand section 420 of the Tax Code.  This legislation is crucial for our retirees since it will allow companies to use assets in significantly over funded pension plans to fund retiree life insurance and to continue to use excess pension assets to finance retiree health care.  We really appreciate Senator Menendez's leadership in helping to make this happen.

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2011 Election Results

Submitted by njadmin on Wed, 11/09/2011 - 11:00am

New Jersey spoke decisively yesterday, electing many progressive Democrats despite Governor Christie's desperate attempts to create a blank check legislature for the rest of his term. Democrats maintained their numbers in the State Senate and picked up an additional seat in the Assembly to strengthen their majority there.

CWA NJ congratulates its endorsees on their victories and thanks the hundreds of CWA Members who volunteered their time to make more than 126K phone calls, knock on tens of thousands of doors, and pass out thousands of leaflets in support of these candidates. Thank you! You are the backbone of the union!

District 1
Nelson Albano
District 14
Linda Greenstein
Wayne DeAngelo
Dan Benson
District 15
Shirley Turner
Reed Gusciora
Bonnie Watson Coleman
District 17
Bob Smith
Joseph Egan
Upendra Chivukula
District 18
Barbara Buono
Patrick Diegnan
Peter Barnes
District 19
Joseph Vitale
John Wisniewski
Craig Coughlin
District 20
Joseph Cryan
Annette Quijano
District 22
Nicholas Scutari
Jerry Green
Linda Stender
District 27
Richard Codey
John McKeon
Mila Jasey
District 28
Ronald Rice
Cleopatra Tucker
Ralph Caputo
District 31
Sandra Cunningham
Charles Mainor
Jason O’Donnell
District 32
Nicholas Sacco
Vincent Prieto
Angelica Jimenez
District 33
Ruben Ramos
Sean Connors
District 34
Nia Gill
Thomas Giblin
District 35
Nellie Pou
Shavonda Sumter
Benjie Wimberly
District 36
Paul Sarlo
Gary Schaer
Marlene Caride
District 37
Loretta Weinberg
Gordon Johnson
Valerie Vainieri Huttle
District 38
Robert Gordon
Connie Wagner
Timothy Eustace
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October News Update

Submitted by njadmin on Wed, 10/26/2011 - 6:05pm

Dear CWA New Jersey Workers!

What a busy month! Bargaining is ongoing and November's elections are just a couple weeks away. Open enrollment has started for state workers, and you should check out our recommendations below before choosing your new health plan. Nationally, harmful free trade agreements were passed by Congress, Occupy Wall Street has taken off worldwide, and CWA Verizon workers have joined the protest in New York. See our pictures of them below, and learn how to help elect good Democrats here in New Jersey.

In this issue:

  • In Case You Missed It: September Bargaining Report
  • Open Enrollment Health Plan Recommendations
  • Endorsements for November Elections
  • Labor Walks
  • Despite Poor Economy, Congress Passes Job-Killing Free Trade Agreements
  • Occupy Wall Street, CWA, & Verizon: The 99% Demands Justice!
  • 1088 Rallies Against Cuts

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Do you agree with Governor Christie that Civil Rights should have been subject to a referendum in the 1960s?: