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This SEBAC video explains the Fiscal Commission and how its proposals would impact Connecticut workers. Watch and share the ad:
This SEBAC video explains the Fiscal Commission and how its proposals would impact Connecticut workers. Watch and share the ad:
Hartford-Today a bill passed the Senate that would provide funding increases to non-profit agencies that service people with disabilities in group homes and day programs throughout the state. The bill
Workers who care for the disabled in privatized group homes and day programs have issued strike notices to nine private agency providers that operate services in 250 locations throughout the
On April 13th, 1199 released a new ad featuring Oak Hill workers Pam Reid Johnson and Takela Roberts! Watch & share the ad: As Connecticut legislators find the funding for
Workers who care for the disabled vote to postpone strike so legislators can approve increased funding Workers who care for the disabled in privatized group homes, day programs and other
State Employees, please use the links for the pay tables for the new State contract. The tables are organized based on the hours you work weekly. P-1 Members click here
MEMORANDUM TO: Interested Parties FROM: Global Strategy Group DATE: February 5, 2018 RE: POLL RESULTS: Connecticut voters support creating new revenue sources over cuts to services As debate continues over solutions to Connecticut’s
For years home care workers have been fighting for $15/hr minimum wage and workers’ compensation. At last, we have reached a ground-breaking tentative agreement with many important victories for home
On Tuesday, January 2nd, Governor Malloy issued an executive order to change the structure of Connecticut’s only maximum-security hospital, Whiting Forensic Division. The order was signed, separating the Whiting Forensic
The passage of the SEBAC agreement secures $1.5 billion in savings in the biennium and $24 billion over the next two decades while protecting vital public services, that all Connecticut