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September 2008

Table of Contents

		Frontline
		Editorial: Contract: sounding the alarm! Tension builds at contract talks Sewage Treatment Workers tell the city: “We keep your water clean, but we need a raise" Members squeezed as pay fight drags on Brighton Beach rescue: “We save New Yorkers’ lives”
		2008 Political Action
		Unity and solidarity at AFSCME ’08 convention Compare the candidates Compare the candidates’ health plans Vital issues for working people Silver shines for labor DC 37 Endorsements
		Bargaining
		Contracts result in pay, workplace improvements Retirees get pension COLA and $1,122 Part B payments
		Grievance Wins
		22 Chemists win $200,000 in back pay Pay hikes total $7,000 in Harlem Hospital grievances School Aide awarded $9,000 as unjust dismissal is reverse
		More News
		Labor Days from 1882 to 2008 EMS volunteers build the confidence of disabled kids on Emergency Safety Day New legislation protects TEAs from assault Local 420 trains chapter leaders Housing fair hits home run! DC 37 JTPs rise from welfare to work Member saved from deportation Deadline is Dec. 31 to apply for AFSCME scholarships Know your union legal service benefits Union mourns loss of negotiator Frank Burns Bill Brill, union‘s first computer pro
		Health Watch
		Health Care for America Now! Unions fight for 9/11 responders
		Union Scrapbook
		Olympian: Retiree’s granddaughter competes in high jump Local 420’s Ursula Joseph wins award for helping save Metropolitan Hospital NAACP honors Lillian Roberts Coming Events
		Mail: Letters to the Editor
		Kevin Smith’s family sends thanks Gov. David Paterson appreciates PEP Another side of Israel/Palestine Wrong way to go for HIP and GHI plans Correction
		Media Beat
		PEP and DC 37 TV show win honors in labor media contest Union blogs: Post your own views on labor issues Book Talk: Jane LaTour:“Sisters in the Brotherhoods”

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