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OCSEA AFSCME retweeted
BREAKING: In the pouring rain on Capitol Hill, @senschumer promised to bring the bill that will repeal GPO and WEP to a vote.
It’s time to pass the Social Security Fairness Act!
OCSEA AFSCME retweeted
Fast Car is a working class anthem.
And Tracy Chapman's mom, Hazel Chapman, was a member of the @ocsea committee that bargained the first contract with the state of Ohio & an @afscme steward for nine years.
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OCSEA and AFSCME in the house for the Philadelphia Museum of art workers!! Contract. Now!
ICYMI: Over 2,000 AFSCME members rallied today in support of @PMA_Union's fight for a fair contract 📢📢
The Green Machine is out in full force in Philly 💪💚
#AFSCMETogether
OCSEA AFSCME retweeted
Thanks to these @ocsea @AFSCME members for helping us get to school, work and necessary appointments this morning!
Over 800 ODOT crews out attacking state’s interstates as ice, snow accumulate cleveland19.com/2022/02/18/o…
Federal aid to states, cities, counties and schools is
✔️ Vital to vaccine delivery
✔️ Overwhelmingly popular
✔️ Key to reopening the economy
✔️ Not a partisan issue
Demand Congress #FundtheFrontLines: 1-888-981-9704.
Americans agree — 74% of the public says it’s “extremely important” for federal aid to prioritize states, cities, counties and schools, especially Medicaid and education. #FundtheFrontLines.
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By ending stimulus negotiations, the president just turned his back on:
Public health care workers
Custodians
Child care workers
Social workers
Students
We deserve better. Make a plan to vote: afscme.org/vote #FundTheFrontLines
Front-line heroes didn’t hit pause on their communities— they went to work, knowing how essential they are. How is it acceptable now for the Senate to hit pause on the very people getting us through the pandemic? Stop playing games and #FundtheFrontLines @Senrobportman
OCSEA AFSCME retweeted
We have a lot of Ohio companies. Any others want to join @OldNavy?
There are only 7 more work days until the Senate leaves again. Call 1-888-981-9704 to tell your senator we need relief that actually addresses the multiple crises we are facing – we need federal relief to our states, cities, towns and school districts ASAP. #FundtheFrontLines
After their recent vacation, you’d think the Senate would come back ready to help our communities. @SenateMajLdr @senrobportman: Stop putting big business over working people and save the public services needed to beat the virus and safely reopen the economy. #FundtheFrontLines
COVID-19 cases are growing in numerous states across the country, including in Ohio. It’s critical that we have enough front-line workers and resources. Our communities can’t afford to wait – we need federal aid to maintain these essential public services ASAP. #FundtheFrontLines
Top executives from 100 companies including Netflix, Disney, Facebook, Salesforce and others penned a letter to House and Senate leadership calling on Congress to provide $1 trillion in coronavirus relief to local governments. #FundtheFrontLines
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With each day of inaction, more layoffs occur, and the prospect of a recovery is delayed. A recent report from the @EconomicPolicy warns “a prolonged depression is guaranteed” if the Senate does not deliver $1 trillion in aid to state & local govts.
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COVID-19 has decimated Ohio’s economy. PPE for @OCSEA members in prisons are running out. Communities face record unemployment and public service job loss will worsen the crisis. @senrobportman: Ohio’s needs federal aid for our state, cities and towns ASAP. #FundtheFrontLines
OCSEA AFSCME retweeted
Correctional officer Brian Miller, child care provider Miren Algorri and AFSCME President Lee Saunders urged fellow AFSCME members to call their U.S. senators and pressure them to approve aid to states, cities and towns. #FundtheFrontLines afsc.me/3iKUr6g
Even after the CARES Act, additional federal funding for state & local govts is needed to avoid significant budget cuts that will be harmful to public health, education, and the overall health of the economy. Read more from @CAPeconomy. #FundtheFrontLines americanprogress.org/issues/…
We have already lost 1.6 million public sector jobs. Without these public service workers, our communities’ public services also vanish. @senatemajldr: Don’t let our public services get cut. We need IMMEDIATE federal aid to our states, cities and towns. #FundtheFrontLines