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Notice to CWA Members from the CWA Bargaining Team
Negotiations Update - March 11, 2011

A 'MUST-READ'

STOP ATTACKS ON WI AND NJ WORKERS

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said he wanted to balance the budget. But last night, Wisconsin Senate Republicans used a cheap political trick to rubber stamp the governor's attack on collective bargaining—and it won’t save Wisconsin taxpayers one dime.

Now their true motive—paying back CEO campaign donors by stealing workers’ rights to bargain for a middle-class life—is exposed for all to see.

Tell your NJ lawmakers: Don’t try this in my state. Attacks on collective bargaining will not stand. Politicians who ignore the will of the people will pay the price at the ballot box.

Governor Christie wants to implement a unilateral 30% healthcare premium shift, increase your pension payment by 3%, cut your pension benefits, eliminate your job security rights, cut your wages by 12% and eliminate your collective bargaining rights. To make matters worse, sometimes it’s hard to tell who are our friends at the State Legislature and who are our enemies.

CWA State of Emergency!

Governor Christie is demanding that the Legislature impose 30% Healthcare Premium without
Collective Bargaining! He is also demanding cuts to the Pension Plan for current workers and huge increases in contributions for all except police and firefighters AND STILL WON’T MAKE REQUIRED PAYMENTS!

In a rebuke to the Christie administration’s proposal to close the Garrett W. Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital in Glen Gardner, an Assembly committee today voted to give the Legislature the authority to block the demise of any state institution serving disabled patients.

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