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AEEF NEWS   HEADLINES

 

12,000 Delta Flight Attendants Begin Vote to Join AFA-CWA

DeltaAFA

April 23, 2008

 

UAW Continues Fight Against Wage Cuts At  American Axle

Labor Notes

April 2008

 

Bush DOL Wants to Change FMLA

The American Prospect

April 8, 2008

 

NOVA, Frontline, and Design Squad win 2007 Peabodys

The Peabody Awards

April 2, 2008

 

UAW Strike Idles More GM Plants

The New York Times

March 8, 2008

 

PBS Cancels Wired Science

Current

March 3, 2008

 

Non-profits Fight Debt Costs

The Boston Globe

February 21, 2008

   

Public Broadcasters to Fight Budget Cuts

The New York Times

February 6, 2008

AFL-CIO Health Care Survey  

Inflation Rises While Real Wages Fall

The Economic Policy Institute

January 16, 2008

  MEETINGS
 

April Executive Board meeting

Tuesday, April 29

12pm

Lynch conference room (6W)

Summary of Findings

 

Stewards training workshop

Tuesday, May 13

5pm

10 Guest St. conference room

Over a period of just seven weeks, from Jan. 14-March 3, a total of 26,419 people took the online 2008 Health Care for America Survey sponsored by the AFL-CIO and Working America. Most are insured and employed. Most are college graduates. More than half are union members.
 

2008 Spring Member Meeting-Boston

Wednesday, May 14

12pm

The Stockyard

 

These are the people, it would seem, most likely to have positive experiences with America’s health care system. Instead, their responses tell a sobering story about the breadth of the problems with health care in America. They say our system has fundamental problems that must be fixed.  And they’re ready to vote about it.

 
 

2008 Spring Member Meeting-Burbank

Thursday, June 19

2pm to 6pm

Gordon Biersch

 
The people who took the survey also submitted 7,489 heart-wrenching stories about the effects of this broken health care system on them and their families. You’ll see some of their stories throughout this report.  
   
     
CWA VOTES