Policy for Representation of Members & Non Members
It is the policy of HSEF to represent only members in the grievance process.
Read the rest of the policy concerning representation of members and non members.
It is the policy of HSEF to represent only members in the grievance process.
Read the rest of the policy concerning representation of members and non members.
With a sigh of relief, we can begin the day by congratulating President Obama and Vice President Biden on their re-election. It’s been an exciting election season, and one of the most exhilarating aspects has been watching our members step up to the challenge. You talked to your friends and families, knocked on doors, made phone calls, and supported this campaign with your time and your vote.
The devastation that Super Storm Sandy caused in New York is unimaginable. Our brothers and sisters up there need help!
We are asking for volunteers this Saturday (Nov. 10th).
A bus will leave from the BTU/AFT-Maryland parking lot at 5 a.m. and all meals will be provided. (5800 Metro Drive, Baltimore, MD 21215)
November is a time we remind ourselves to be thankful, for the men and women who serve our country, for family and friends, and for a political system we have a voice in, I hope we can all keep thankfulness in our harts year round, supporting those who have and are serving our country, relishing our time with family and friends, and remembering that our voice does not end with our vote. I hope this year to, at least monthly, remember to find a way to show support for those past and present members of the armed forces, show a loved one they are appreciated, and to share with my represeniti
During this crisis, I just want you to know that if you experienced any damage or loss related to the storm and you need assistance, do not hesitate to contact our legal services Mirkin and Gordon @ (516) 466-6030.
In Unity,
Victoria Lundin
MEA Trust Fund Chairperson
Not surprisingly, AFT members along the Eastern Seaboard felt the impact of Hurricane Sandy—both professionally and personally. The storm and its aftermath highlighted the essential services provided by educators, state workers, healthcare professionals and other public employees. Many of these workers stepped up to help with the rescue and relief efforts. In some cases, these employees mounted heroic efforts in the face of very difficult circumstances.
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The Manhasset Education Association will be sharing information with you as we receive it. This is a disaster of overwhelming proportion. This storm has touched everyone...our colleagues, our friends, our families, our students and their families.
Please check back for important information.
A Message from President English