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Felipe, Local 250 organizer during
the election campaign at Mercy General in November, 2001, has returned
to help the technical bargaining unit win their election. Is he determined
or what? |
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Remembering some pre-contract
moments in this location: Carla, Josie, Edna, and I recalling how
we had to skulk around the various floors and break rooms to get the
union message across. I believe Josie holds the record for most times
"being thrown out" by management, but it only made her stronger! |
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Sal Roselli, President of Local
250, explaining how Local 250 contracts are "raising the bar"
for all health care workers. |
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Linda, an SEIU staff person, walked
some nervous first-time public speakers through the press conference.
Now, if I just had her great voice...... |
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The announcement has been made. 9000 CHW service employees statewide
represented by SEIU Local 250 have ratified their first contract
with CHW. Much credit must be given to Glen Goldstein, shown here
waving (no, that is NOT his cadillac!). Glen was in charge of Local
250's successful organizing effort in Sacramento.
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| "All truth passes through
three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed.
Third, it is accepted as self-evident." ---Arthur Schopenhauer |
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