Archive for Bargaining News

‘The longstanding state employee pay gap must be closed to support essential services’

‘We are tired, scared for our safety and that of the most vulnerable children we are caring for’

‘Hoteling is not in the best interest of any child’

‘All of the people I know who have left the Maine State Ferry Service have done so for higher paying maritime jobs’

‘Our work cannot sustain itself when hiring at $17.69 an hour’

MSEA-SEIU Local 1989: MaineDOT’s announced closure of Jay maintenance camp is retaliation, not a cost-saving measure

Maine workers and their families should not shoulder the burden of bridging the shortfall between projected revenues and projected spending levels

Language interpreters, supporters converge on MaineHealth’s corporate offices, demand management address recruitment and retention issues to ensure continuity of their critical services

145 workers in Maine DHHS Office of Child and Family Services (OCFS) sign letter of no confidence in OCFS Director Bobbi Johnson

New Union Recognized for Maine Farm Groups