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AFSCME Rally / Picket for a Fair Contract
Date:
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Time:
3:00 PM
-
5:00 PM
Event Type:
Protest
Organizer/Author:
Location Details:
Baytree Bookstore
UC Santa Cruz
UC Santa Cruz
Attention Sisters & Brothers:
SETTLE OUR CONTRACT NOW PICKET:
Our patients, students and families can't wait!
Thursday, Feb 28th 3:00 - 5:00 PM
UCSC Baytree Bookstore
THIS IS A CRITICAL POINT IN THE BARGAINING PROCESS. IN ORDER TO SHOW UC WE CARE, STUDENTS NEED TO COME OUT IN FORCE TO SUPPORT WORKERS!
Members and allies of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 3299 at the University of California are demanding a FAIR CONTRACT NOW. UC has been refusing to agree to fair market standards for the 20,000 patient care and service workers at all UC campuses and medical centers. A mediator has been brought in to the negotiations, but UC still has not budged. UC's below market standards are hurting UCSC workers and the broader Monterey Bay Community - we say enough!
* UC workers still have not been brought up to market rate standards and struggle to make ends meet. UC is a world class institution that needs to prioritize the front line staff who deliver student and patient care services. AFSCME members work hard and deserve fair treatment including longevity salary steps guaranteed benefits.
* UC is replacing full-time career jobs with un-benefited per diem positions or hiring subcontracted, non-union temporary workers who have little experience working at UC.
* UC has been taking advantage of working students by hiring them to do the same work as our members for less pay and benefits. In Santa Barbara only 38 career Food Service jobs remain because the other positions have been replaced with student workers. UC Santa Cruz management has been attempting similar erosions of good, union-represented jobs.
* Contracted jobs create a second class of workers at UC, usually with lower wages and benefits. This undercuts the wage and benefits standards we fought hard for at UC.
Please join us on the picket line (rain or shine) to demand protections for good jobs and fair market standards for UC workers!
SETTLE OUR CONTRACT NOW PICKET:
Our patients, students and families can't wait!
Thursday, Feb 28th 3:00 - 5:00 PM
UCSC Baytree Bookstore
For more information, please check out: http://www.afscme3299.org or call (831) 425-4822.
in unity,
--
Allison Sirny-Guevara
Organizer, AFSCME Local 3299
Tel. (831) 425-4822
asg [at] afscme3299.org
SETTLE OUR CONTRACT NOW PICKET:
Our patients, students and families can't wait!
Thursday, Feb 28th 3:00 - 5:00 PM
UCSC Baytree Bookstore
THIS IS A CRITICAL POINT IN THE BARGAINING PROCESS. IN ORDER TO SHOW UC WE CARE, STUDENTS NEED TO COME OUT IN FORCE TO SUPPORT WORKERS!
Members and allies of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 3299 at the University of California are demanding a FAIR CONTRACT NOW. UC has been refusing to agree to fair market standards for the 20,000 patient care and service workers at all UC campuses and medical centers. A mediator has been brought in to the negotiations, but UC still has not budged. UC's below market standards are hurting UCSC workers and the broader Monterey Bay Community - we say enough!
* UC workers still have not been brought up to market rate standards and struggle to make ends meet. UC is a world class institution that needs to prioritize the front line staff who deliver student and patient care services. AFSCME members work hard and deserve fair treatment including longevity salary steps guaranteed benefits.
* UC is replacing full-time career jobs with un-benefited per diem positions or hiring subcontracted, non-union temporary workers who have little experience working at UC.
* UC has been taking advantage of working students by hiring them to do the same work as our members for less pay and benefits. In Santa Barbara only 38 career Food Service jobs remain because the other positions have been replaced with student workers. UC Santa Cruz management has been attempting similar erosions of good, union-represented jobs.
* Contracted jobs create a second class of workers at UC, usually with lower wages and benefits. This undercuts the wage and benefits standards we fought hard for at UC.
Please join us on the picket line (rain or shine) to demand protections for good jobs and fair market standards for UC workers!
SETTLE OUR CONTRACT NOW PICKET:
Our patients, students and families can't wait!
Thursday, Feb 28th 3:00 - 5:00 PM
UCSC Baytree Bookstore
For more information, please check out: http://www.afscme3299.org or call (831) 425-4822.
in unity,
--
Allison Sirny-Guevara
Organizer, AFSCME Local 3299
Tel. (831) 425-4822
asg [at] afscme3299.org
Added to the calendar on Wed, Feb 20, 2008 3:06AM
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