Let's Stand Together
Join the fight for Detroit kids rally in Lansing for Education.
The fight continues in Lansing. Join all Detroit Public School staff, parents, students and community for a rally in Lansing. We will continue our fight urging lawmakers to ensure that every child attends a safe, healthy and welcoming neighborhood public school where staff and students are supported and respected.
I urge all members of Local 2350 to come out and show your support. This affects all of us! School Service Assisants, Food Service Staff, Noon Hour Aides, School Culture Facilitators, Early Childhood Staff, and Family Case Techicians.
Join the Fight
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Michigan State Capitol
1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Bus transportation will be provided.
Bus pick up time: 11:30 a.m. at five locations
Northwest Activities Center, 181 Meyers, 48235
Samaritan Center, 5555 Conner St, 48213
Second Ebenezer Church, 14601 Dequindre, 48212
Fellowship Chapel, 7707 W. Outer Drive, 48235
Perfecting Church, 17950 Van Dyke, 48234
Check out our pictures!
Tell the Board: Bargain a Fair Contract with Perth Amboy Educators
Layoff Notices Are Going Out Today
-April 11, 2016
The Governor was intent on reducing the workforce through layoffs. He offered no level of compromise or any way to avoid them; this is what he intended to do. Layoff notices have been going out at DCF, DMHAS, and DOC and there may be more to come.
If you recieve a notice of layoff or are notified that you have been bumped/displaced please review the attached document (some of the links in the document may need to be updated)
AFTNJ Conference in AC - April 2016






















Perth Amboy teachers union upset over contract delays
PERTH AMBOY - Members of the Perth Amboy Federation, the union representing teachers and other district employees, are upset about the lack of a new contract.
A large group of union members demonstrated about the slow pace of contract negotiations Thursday outside Perth Amboy High School before the start of the Board of Education meeting.
147 Layoffs at Department of Corrections
-April 7, 2016
In the first salvo of what is likely to be a much more extensive round of layoffs, the Department of Corrections announced that 147 employees at DOC are to be laid off. Per Commissioner Semple: “Today, it is my duty to inform you that our agency’s savings plan has been approved. I regret to inform you that 147 Department of Correction employees are to be laid off.”
Although layoff notices have yet to be issued, impacted DOC employees can expect to receive official notices by mid-April.
Follow-up on the SEBAC Meeting
-April 7, 2016
Local Officers
Officers:
President - Holly Spelman
1st Vice President - Kelly Markgraf
2nd Vice President -
Secretary - Stephanie Halsey
Treasurer - Laurie L Loncosky
Membership Chairpersion - Sara Chetney
Building Reps:
EduTech LeRoy - Dean Ginder
EduTech Shared Staff -
FLSS - Dawn Goda
FLTCC - Cheryl Shields
MEC - Penny Vanderlinde
