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Pennsylvania Union Leaders Plan a DAY OF ACTION
Leaders from SEIU, PSCOA, SEIU Health Care PA, PSEA, FOSCEP, OPEIU and AFSCME have scheduled a DAY OF ACTION for Tuesday, July 14. During lunch breaks state employees will hold demonstrations outside of their work sites. Workers in and around the capitol complex will take part in a rally and press conference at 12:00pm at the capitol. Unions are also encouraging every state employee to flood the phone lines and emails of the governor and legislators that day. “Enough is enough,” said David R. Fillman, Executive Director for Council 13 AFSCME, the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, “For 7 years a budget hasn’t been passed on time. Every year it’s a political tug of war and state employees are tired of being the rope. While elected officials get thousands of dollars of per diem and expenses during the impasse, our folks who come to work and do their job won’t be paid at all? It’s more than wrong, it’s disgusting.” AFSCME Council 13 represents more than 45,000 state employees. “We're tired of the Governor's smokescreens. He doesn't care about our members, and he doesn't care about the people we serve. The bottom line is that our members work hard every day to serve the neediest and most vulnerable of our state's citizens. And then, because the Governor and legislators don't do their jobs, our members won't get paid. What we need is a budget that fully funds public services and stop gap legislation to assure that state employees are paid - and we need it NOW!” said Kathy Jellison, Pres., Service Employees International Union, Local 688. Uniserv Representative PSEA Mary Rita DuVall Quinn, MILR
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