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Name: Franklin Chapter Annual Meeting
Start: 2023-11-02T17:30:00-04:00
End: 2023-11-02T17:30:00-04:00
Location: Mary Jane’s Slice of Heaven

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June 17 8:00 AM-3:30 PM

Augusta Civic Center, Augusta, ME, 04330

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Mary Jane’s Slice of Heaven

103 Narrow Gauge Square
Farmington, Maine 04938 Get Directions

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November 2023
Franklin Chapter Annual Meeting

November 2, 2023 @ 5:30 PM

Mary Jane's Slice of Heaven 103 Narrow Gauge Square, Farmington, Maine

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Nominations, please, for our 2026 MSEA-SEIU Lifetime Achievement Award

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37 years of patient care at Riverview Psychiatric Center for MSEA-SEIU Member Dr. George Davis

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‘Many of our colleagues qualify for SNAP, Medicaid and heating assistance; restore the $56 million taken from the state employee salary budget’

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‘Understaffing at MaineDOT due to low wages is costing our state and taxpayers an exorbitant amount of money’

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Apply now for 2026 MSEA-SEIU scholarships!

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Expand the State’s death benefit to include MaineDOT highway maintenance workers

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‘The State’s reliance on low wages is all the more risky and insulting as many state workers face dangerous and traumatic conditions every day’

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‘There are state workers who qualify for SNAP. For Mainecare. There are state workers who are relying on heating assistance’

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‘Make meaningful progress toward closing the state employee pay gap’

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News & Events

Retirees Day

November 2023

News

Nominations, please, for our 2026 MSEA-SEIU Lifetime Achievement Award

37 years of patient care at Riverview Psychiatric Center for MSEA-SEIU Member Dr. George Davis

‘Many of our colleagues qualify for SNAP, Medicaid and heating assistance; restore the $56 million taken from the state employee salary budget’

‘Understaffing at MaineDOT due to low wages is costing our state and taxpayers an exorbitant amount of money’

Apply now for 2026 MSEA-SEIU scholarships!

Expand the State’s death benefit to include MaineDOT highway maintenance workers

‘The State’s reliance on low wages is all the more risky and insulting as many state workers face dangerous and traumatic conditions every day’

‘There are state workers who qualify for SNAP. For Mainecare. There are state workers who are relying on heating assistance’

‘Make meaningful progress toward closing the state employee pay gap’