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SF UPWA Meeting "Bullying In San Francisco Schools And In The City And County"
Date:
Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Time:
5:30 PM
-
8:30 PM
Event Type:
Panel Discussion
Organizer/Author:
United Public Workers For Action
Location Details:
Latino Room A
Main SF Library Lower Level
100 Larkin St./Market St.
San Francisco, California
Main SF Library Lower Level
100 Larkin St./Market St.
San Francisco, California
There is an epidemic of bullying against teachers and public workers. This forum will look at who is doing this, who is covering it up and what to do about it.
10/9 SF UPWA Meeting "Bullying In San Francisco Schools And In The City And County. Who Is Doing It And How To Stop It"
Bullying In San Francisco Schools And In The City And County.
Who Is Doing It And How To Stop It!
Public Forum
Tuesday October 9, 2012 5:30 PM
Latino Room A
Main SF Library Lower Level
100 Larkin St./Market St.
San Francisco, California
Initial Speakers:
Brenda Barros, SEIU 1021 SF General Hospital
Linda Cooks, UESF Member Martin Luther King Middle School
Tobias Caine, UESF Member Martin Luther King Middle School
Carrie Clark, CA Healthy Workplace Advocates CHWA
Nancy Saloou, UESF Member Martin Luther King Middle School
The bullying against the teachers in Chicago by Mayor Rahm Emanuel
is not an isolated incident. Public teachers and public workers in San
Francisco face an epidemic of bullying including the criminal bullying of
students at the Martin Luther King Middle School in San Francisco.
http://youtu.be/5zVuIU2dMmY
This forum will hear from those who have faced the brunt of these
attacks and what labor, working people and parents should do
about it.
The meeting will also look at why SF does not enforce it's anti-bullying
resolution http://www.bullyfreeworkplace.org/id18.html
and is using the "wellness" program to attack public workers
rather than defending the health and safety of all public workers
and the children and public services
Sponsored by San Francisco United Public Workers For Action
http://www.upwa.info
UPWA defends public workers and public education and seeks to
unite all 1.5 million California public workers for action to stop privatization
and union busting.
For more information http://www.upwa.info
10/9 SF UPWA Meeting "Bullying In San Francisco Schools And In The City And County. Who Is Doing It And How To Stop It"
Bullying In San Francisco Schools And In The City And County.
Who Is Doing It And How To Stop It!
Public Forum
Tuesday October 9, 2012 5:30 PM
Latino Room A
Main SF Library Lower Level
100 Larkin St./Market St.
San Francisco, California
Initial Speakers:
Brenda Barros, SEIU 1021 SF General Hospital
Linda Cooks, UESF Member Martin Luther King Middle School
Tobias Caine, UESF Member Martin Luther King Middle School
Carrie Clark, CA Healthy Workplace Advocates CHWA
Nancy Saloou, UESF Member Martin Luther King Middle School
The bullying against the teachers in Chicago by Mayor Rahm Emanuel
is not an isolated incident. Public teachers and public workers in San
Francisco face an epidemic of bullying including the criminal bullying of
students at the Martin Luther King Middle School in San Francisco.
http://youtu.be/5zVuIU2dMmY
This forum will hear from those who have faced the brunt of these
attacks and what labor, working people and parents should do
about it.
The meeting will also look at why SF does not enforce it's anti-bullying
resolution http://www.bullyfreeworkplace.org/id18.html
and is using the "wellness" program to attack public workers
rather than defending the health and safety of all public workers
and the children and public services
Sponsored by San Francisco United Public Workers For Action
http://www.upwa.info
UPWA defends public workers and public education and seeks to
unite all 1.5 million California public workers for action to stop privatization
and union busting.
For more information http://www.upwa.info
For more information:
http://www.upwa.info
Added to the calendar on Mon, Oct 8, 2012 9:31PM
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