PEP December 2006: Table of Contents

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December 2006

Table of Contents

		Frontline
		Editorial: A new beginning Callback at School Construction Authority DC 37 team averts layoffs of 141 members Members march for health care Activists hold vigil for threatened health safety net
		Poltical Action
		DC 37 helps Democrats sweep ‘06 elections Legislative Conference: Social problems, Political solutions
		More News
		Holiday of lights DC 37 Holiday Drive Municipal Employees Housing Program: 1st anniversary for union housing program Call them homeowners MELS and Mortgages: How union lawyers help The organizing challenge: Local 1549 targets non-union HMO AFSCME trains organizers to recruit nearly 80,000 in 2007 Updated Schedule of Civil Service Exams Local 1549 fights for improvements at children’s services agency Judge orders hiring of Recreation Directors DOT owes L. 1157 member $29K for 9/11 overtime Escaping the pain of debt and bankruptcy Transit debit card offers convenience, savings Earn a B.A. degree at DC 37 SAT – 3 big letters for college-bound kids Deadlines near for AFSCME scholarships ID theft, it could happen to you! Seven tips to prevent identity theft Local 420 Collection at NYU: Saving our history Retiree Etta Dixon goes solar AME Zion church honors Lillian Roberts
		Health Watch
		9/11 Workers and Volunteers: Register Now to Protect Your Right to Workers’ Compensation Benefits Call union before signing up for Medicare Part D
		Media Beat
		Media Review: Happy Solidarity for beginners
		Union Scrapbook
		Local 983 marks Latino Heritage DC 37 joins Eid celebration at City Hall Activists in breast cancer walkathon Members earn medical billing certificate

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