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Workers' Issues In the News
The Baltimore Sun, 03/23/15
The Baltimore Sun, 03/23/15
SocialistWorker.org, 03/23/15
The Baltimore Sun, 03/22/15
The Washington Post, 03/22/15
Huffington Post, 03/22/15
Huffington Post, 03/21/15
AFL-CIO Labor Kick-Off & Canvass
AFT Executive Vice President Lorretta Johnson and members of AFT-Maryland joined other union activists and Maryland political candidates April 26, 2014, for the Maryland/District of Columbia (MD/DC) AFL-CIO “Labor Kick-off and Canvass” for endorsed candidates. MD/DC AFL-CIO President Fred Mason, Jr., and Secretary-Treasurer Donna Edwards hosted the kickoff event...
Stamp Out Hunger. Reclaim the Promise.
Sat., May 10th. YOUR Mailbox.
AFT-Maryland joins the National Association of Letter Carriers in STAMP OUT HUNGER, a national food drive.
Looking for AFT's "Everyday Heroes"
We know that AFT members are heroes who are reclaiming the promise every day, and we want to hear about them!
AFT-Maryland Legislative Reception, 2014
Join your fellow union members and members of the Maryland Senate and House of Delegates at the AFT-Maryland 2014 Legislative Reception. Jan. 29, 5:30-7:30 at the Maryland Inn, 16 Church Cir., Annapolis. Read more...
JOIN US for Lobby Night
Monday, Jan. 27, 2014
Buses leave from AFT-Maryland's parking lot at 5:30 p.m., and will return around 9:00 p.m. Sandwiches & soft drinks will be provided on the bus. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP.
Maryland Workers: Take the Member Survey
In an effort to get our membership plugged-in to the issues affecting them in their workplace, their community, and their political surroundings, AFT-Maryland has developed a survey to see which issues are the most important to our members.
Please take a couple of minutes to respond to this survey.
Click here to take the survey online:
http://aftmd.us/aftmdsurvey2013
Letter to Governor O'Malley
An open letter to Maryland State Governor Martin O'Malley from AFT-Maryland President, Marietta English.
The letter expresses concern and disappointment with the inability of our political leaders to reach agreement over our state budget. 23 counties and the city of Baltimore will lose over $260 million, with the impact hitting hardest in areas that are most reliant on state revenues and that can least afford the reductions.
Everyday people will be affected in every way.