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Welcome
to the
Monterey
Bay Central
Labor
Council...
on California's central coast
and proud to be affiliated with
the AFL-CIO
and the California
Federation of Labor
on the CA central coast...
if you're already signed up, go
anyway to update your info
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Next
Monthly CLC Meeting is Wed., 6/4
at Pajaro Valley School
District Headquarters
in Watsonville.
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Join
Community Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (CASE), Pajaro residents
and their Watsonville neighbors,
retirees, friends
of the environment, union members
and other labor &
community advocates for
Pajaro
Primero: Alliance for Good Jobs and
Healthy Neighborhoods
contact
us at PajaroPrimero@mbclc.org
for more info.
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We've GOT
to boycott
the Monterey Bay Travelodge... especially when owner Kilsoo Seo says in the
paper "these union members have everything!" and asks
"what's the big deal?"
(after he's taken away the
Travelodge workers health insurance & pension & frozen hourly
wages at only $8.84). Help UNITE HERE Local 483 show Mr. Seo that
his actions threatening the livelihood of 13 of our neighbors and their
families (including 19 children now
without health insurance) are a BIG DEAL to us.
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STATEMENT OF
SOLIDARITY: The Monterey Bay
Central
Labor Council reaffirms
our mission to protect, maintain, and advance the interests of all
working
people, to improve the lives of working families, to bring economic
justice to
the workplace, a worker’s voice to electoral politics and social
justice to the
community. We will find a way to continue to work together as a Council
of
Labor representing all those Labor Unions in the Central Coast that
commit to
our Council. We are committed to continue to be governed
by a
diverse and democratic assembly of labor movement activists who meet
monthly
and together represent over 30,000 working families.
(Unanimously adopted at general membership
meeting Wednesday August 3, 2005.)
Solidarity Charter
materials: on August 26, 2005 the Executive Council of
the
AFL-CIO approved a Solidarity Charter program aiming to preserve the
unity of the labor movement at the state and local level. Click
here for copies of the application
process, application form,
and AFL-CIO Executive Council Statement
on Establishing AFL-CIO Solidarity Charters. This version of the
Solidarity Charter program differs in some ways from the version
rejected by Change to Win Chair Anna Burger in her August
11 statement on the Solidarity Charter program. Hopefully this
dialogue will continue toward a structure that can preserve our
precious local solidarity.
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Here's
your workers
comp personal
physician predesignation
form
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Find
out more about the Community Alliance for a
Sustainable Economy
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