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February 27, 2023

New MSEA-SEIU policy ensures open communication, exchange of ideas


In December of 2022, members of the MSEA-SEIU Board of Directors approved the following membership policy relating to the audio or video recording or live-streaming of any non-public events sponsored or hosted by MSEA-SEIU and related organizations:

Policy: Prohibition on Unauthorized Recordings or Live-Streaming

In order to encourage open communication, free exchange of ideas, an atmosphere of trust, and to protect the privacy interests of MSEA members and guests, MSEA-SEIU Local 1989 hereby prohibits the unauthorized audio or video recording or live-streaming of any non-public events sponsored or hosted by MSEA and related organizations, including but not limited to MSEA Board meetings, the MSEA Annual Meeting, Committee meetings, Chapter Meetings, bargaining team meetings and bargaining sessions, grievance committee meetings, VEBA Board meetings, and PASER events. Additionally, in the event that an MSEA member attends another organization’s events as an official representative or delegate of MSEA, the unauthorized audio or video recording or live-streaming of such events is prohibited. Questions regarding the implementation of this policy should be directed to the President or Executive Director. Violation of this policy may result in corrective action, including but not limited to discipline, removal from MSEA events, and barring participation in future events.

Adopted: December 13, 2022


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