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Meet and Consult Highways Committee (MACC)
recommends new full safety uniforms furnished and
laundered by DOH and includes summer/winter coats,
boots and overalls. The MACC committee and advisors
above have already completed proposals on overtime
and training. After the uniforms, THE ISSUE is then
PAY. Sorry for the quality of this photo due to the
bright nature of sample uniforms.
From left to right (seated) Greg Phillips - DOH
District 4 Manager, Donna Palmer - MACC Chairperson
and rep for Office Assistants, Delbert Bunner - MACC
Member Districts 3 & 7, (standing) Jim Admire - AFSCME
International Area Director, Wade Roy - MACC Member
Districts 5 & 8, Connie Johnson - MACC Member
Districts 4 & 6, Jim Phares - MACC Member Districts
9 & 10, Jeff Atkins - MACC Member District 1 & 2,
Glenn O'Dell - MACC Vice Chair and rep for Store
Keepers, John McBrayer - DOH District 10 Manager and
Commissioner's MACC designee and Mark Langevin -
AFSCME International Strategic Analyst.
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AFL-CIO Votes to Endorse Senator Barack
Obama for President
Endorsement Triggers Largest Ever Mobilization of Working
Families
AFL-CIO Program to Reach Union Voters Nationwide, 13 Million in 24 Priority
States
Final Report for AFSCME Council 77 On the 2008 Legislative Session
Updated 3/27
Eastern Panhandle DOH Pay Grievance DECISION finally issued by Grievance Board -
Now on to Circuit Court for AFSCME members. Read the decision that took so long
here.
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Over 100 AFSCME West Virginia activists meet and rally
at the state capitol on President's Day Holiday as they
have for 20 years. State and municipal employees met
with key Senators and Delegates in the East Wing
training/conference room. Senators Hunter and Wells
along with Delegates DeLong, Caputo, Poling and
Peoples-Guthrie all spoke
to members and answered questions.
The entire group then went to an up close and personal
meeting with Governor Manchin in the reception area just
outside his office. As another group spouted rumors and
idle threats down the hall, AFSCME members turned a
planned 15 minute meeting with a couple of questions
into an almost hour long meeting with West Virginia's
Governor during which he answered every question asked.
AFSCME members then converged on the Legislators in
their offices to discuss pay issues, increment pay, PEIA
improvements and other bills of importance with guidance
from AFSCME's lobbyists.
Members in attendance for the 20th time or their first
Lobby Day event praised the scheduled events on this
day. For
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WELCOME
American Federation of State, County and
Municipal Employees, Council
77, AFL-CIO
represents thousands of public employees
and retirees
all over the state of West Virginia.
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Some of the delegates to the Council 77 Convention who
have pledged to become political volunteers as we move
into critically important races nationally and in West
Virginia in 2008. |
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AFSCME West Virginia's army of stewards pose at this summer's
Steward Training. The day long training included the new WV
state employee grievance process with strategies and techniques
to give our members a fighting chance when a grievance must be
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Take a look at our International Union's NEW award
winning magazine, 'AFSCME Works'. Go to the latest issue
by clicking below
Current issue -
Jun/Jul 2008
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AFSCME WV Council 77, AFL-CIO
501 Leon Sullivan Way, 1st Floor
Charleston, WV 25301
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(304) 342-2114
Fax (304) 342-2441
Council77@aol.com
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