The leadership has agreed to respect our vote and leave the by-laws exactly as they are. My fellow workers and I feel truly heard today after so much uncertainty. We will keep a close eye on future negotiations to ensure they continue to value our input.
Date: July 2011
To: SEBAC
RE: Petition
1. To have the current "no" vote stand and no re-vote on SEBAC 2011.
2. To not change the current by-laws of SEBAC.
3. To have SEBAC consult it's "rank and file" union members before any new negotiations take place.
We the undersigned, represent many unions that fall under SEBAC. We ask that you not change the current by-laws of SEBAC as they have been in place for many years and were found to be sufficient when previous SEBAC agreements were ratified. The rank and file members would also like to be more active in the negotiation stage of structuring and further SEBAC agreements.
The feedback I keep getting from all of you shows just how frustrated members are with the push for a re-vote. I am currently working to ensure our concerns reach the leadership despite the wall of silence we keep encountering.
July 11, 2011
Seeing this kind of movement confirms that my fellow members are finally being seen and heard. It feels incredible to know so many of you are refusing to let our voices be ignored any longer.
Reached 100 supporters
July 11, 2011
6 Comments
S
Sarah Taylor
15 years ago
Featured
Enough with the backroom deals. The members spoke clearly the first time around.
J
Jennifer Santana
15 years ago
Featured
No re-vote! Why even have a vote if you just ignore us when you dont like the results?
M
Mike Kennedy
15 years ago
Featured
Total BS. We voted no. Respect the process.
L
Lisa Schwartz
15 years ago
Featured
Frustrated that we have to keep fighting for our own voice. Just listen to us.
D
Dave Stokes
15 years ago
Featured
Stop trying to ram this through. Listen to the actual workers for once.
K
Kevin Tan
15 years ago
Featured
Leave the bylaws alone. We have been working under them for years just fine.
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The leadership has agreed to respect our vote and leave the by-laws exactly as they are. My fellow workers and I feel truly heard today after so much uncertainty. We will keep a close eye on future negotiations to ensure they continue to value our input.
Date: July 2011
To: SEBAC
RE: Petition
1. To have the current "no" vote stand and no re-vote on SEBAC 2011.
2. To not change the current by-laws of SEBAC.
3. To have SEBAC consult it's "rank and file" union members before any new negotiations take place.
We the undersigned, represent many unions that fall under SEBAC. We ask that you not change the current by-laws of SEBAC as they have been in place for many years and were found to be sufficient when previous SEBAC agreements were ratified. The rank and file members would also like to be more active in the negotiation stage of structuring and further SEBAC agreements.
The feedback I keep getting from all of you shows just how frustrated members are with the push for a re-vote. I am currently working to ensure our concerns reach the leadership despite the wall of silence we keep encountering.
July 11, 2011
Seeing this kind of movement confirms that my fellow members are finally being seen and heard. It feels incredible to know so many of you are refusing to let our voices be ignored any longer.
Reached 100 supporters
July 11, 2011
6 Comments
S
Sarah Taylor
15 years ago
Featured
Enough with the backroom deals. The members spoke clearly the first time around.
J
Jennifer Santana
15 years ago
Featured
No re-vote! Why even have a vote if you just ignore us when you dont like the results?
M
Mike Kennedy
15 years ago
Featured
Total BS. We voted no. Respect the process.
L
Lisa Schwartz
15 years ago
Featured
Frustrated that we have to keep fighting for our own voice. Just listen to us.
D
Dave Stokes
15 years ago
Featured
Stop trying to ram this through. Listen to the actual workers for once.
K
Kevin Tan
15 years ago
Featured
Leave the bylaws alone. We have been working under them for years just fine.
Enough with the backroom deals. The members spoke clearly the first time around.