PEP October 2008: Table of Contents


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October 2008

Table of Contents

		Frontline
		Editorial: Lesson of the Crisis: Elect Obama Unions say bailout must help workers Pay talks: slim progress at September session Contracting out skyrockets
		2008 Political Action
		Green Machine helps win key primaries DC 37 Endorsements for Nov. 4 elections VOTE Tuesday, Nov. 4, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. DC 37 helps Obama win in Denver Members speak out on the election Obama vs. McCain: The issues matter ‘‘I believe in unions"—Obama
		Bargaining
		Union presses prevailing rate struggles, gets pay dates for HPPTs and CUNY employees
		Grievance Wins
		Local 375 grievance wins $1/2 million “Exotic language” interpreters share $68,000 award Health workers get new gear
		More News
		State presses NYC to move civil service lists, OKs DCAS 5-year plan Green schools, Green rules City employees in art show focus on WTC tragedy Civil Service Exams you can take DC 37’s summer organizing: Campaign expands to Prospect Park DC 37 hosts founding of South Asian labor group Labor parade honors Iraq vets Union scholarship winners head off to college Gatorman: Local 375 retiree Mike Gimbel and his tropical ecosystem Corporations get tax deductions for exec pay Annuity fund statements mailed to participants Union mourns slain Local 983 member, Parks worker Damien Bowles Pioneer labor organizer Vincent Scovazzo dies Local 1070 officer Thomas DeRosa dies
		Health Watch
		Outreach seeks members with 9/11 health problems Child care funds set for Queens union families You can save lives by signing an organ donation form
		Union Scrapbook
		State AFL-CIO re-elects Roberts DC 37 leaders finish Cornell program Honored: Retirees’ Audrey Iszard and Local 299’s Rabbi Alvin Kass City Hall tribute to Regina Shavers Coming events
		Mail: Letters to the Editor
		Opposes Employee Free Choice Act Israel and Palestine can cooperate Roberts is right about bargaining for the contract
		Media Beat
		Sisters break into male-dominated trades in the 1970s

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