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April 11, 2018 Dear Gary Pruitt and Sally Buzbee: Unsatisfied by HR's Emailed Updates on Contract Talks That Gloss Over the A April 11, 2018 Dear Gary Pruitt and Sally Buzbee: Unsatisfied by HR’s emailed updates on contract talks that gloss over the awful details of Management’s proposals, we have considered their real impact. AP employees have seen their compensation fall in real terms for years as inflation outpaced insignificant pay raises, but Management’s offer of no increase at all, followed by 1.5 percent raises, ignores that again as inflation accelerates. We have agreed to absorb more health care costs, but Management’s proposed 60 percent increase in premiums adds an additional $9,468 for a married worker trying to contain costs with the premium plan, on top of thousands more in co-pays, deductibles, annual maximums and drug costs. The proposal will drive more employees from the AP. Management’s proposal to deny premium overtime to employees covering many overseas sporting events ignores the long hours of work involved. AP’s demanding to pay less to employees covering overseas military assignments and maneuvers coverage is sad. Management’s proposal to eliminate payments for actual job-related promotional transfer expenses will continue to push out the company’s most talented people. Management’s job security proposal vastly limits employee security when staff reductions occur. Employees could not move into a job outside their assigned “organizational units,” even when qualified to do other work. Management offers little commitment to the training necessary to adapt our current workforce to changing needs. It undermines job security and limits current staff from performing a wider range of duties that will serve AP. Management is proposing no retroactive wage increase while drawing out negotiations with its egregious proposals. Our proposal for reasonable pay increases each year and a cost of living clause to keep up with future inflation and increased medical costs is reasonable. Many, if not most, employees view the AP proposal as a significant compensation cutting effort that will adversely affect employee morale and their standard of living. We are the AP. We want the AP to survive and thrive. Defeatist and misguided Management proposals that hollow out the company do not serve the best interests of AP’s members and our not-for-profit cooperative. We urge AP to promptly abandon its destructive proposals so that an agreement can be reached. Signed, Chris Carola, Albany, News Mary Esch, Albany, News Michael Hill, Albany, News David Klepper, Albany, News Russell Contreras, Albuquerque, News Mary Hudetz, Albuquerque, News Susan Montoya, Albuquerque, News Michael Rubinkam, Allentown, News Rachel D'Oro, Anchorage, News Dan Joling, Anchorage, News Brian Witte, Annapolis, News Johnny Clark, Atlanta, Broadcast Video Marina Hutchinson, Atlanta, Broadcast Video Bill Barrow, Atlanta, News Kate Brumback, Atlanta, News Jonathan Landrum, Atlanta, News Jeff Martin, Atlanta, News Lisa Adams, Atlanta, South Desk William Cormier, Atlanta, South Desk Tiffany Cusaac-Smith, Atlanta, South Desk Shameka Dudley-Lowe, Atlanta, South Desk Anisha Frizzell, Atlanta, South Desk Ron Harris, Atlanta, South Desk William Jordan, Atlanta, South Desk Bernard McGhee, Atlanta, South Desk Richard Rico, Atlanta, South Desk Lucas Robbins, Atlanta, South Desk Pam Sampson, Atlanta, South Desk Don Schanche, Atlanta, South Desk Mike Warren, Atlanta, South Desk Charles Odum, Atlanta, Sports Chris Davis, Atlanta, Technology Lisa Pane, Atlanta, Washington Desk Robert Ray, Atlanta Mallika Sen, Atlanta, Shared News Desk Alissa Smith, Atlanta, Shared News Desk Jim Vertuno, Austin, Sports Dave Ginsburg, Baltimore, Sports Mike Kunzelman, Baton Rouge, News Matt Brown, Billings, News Blake Nicholson, Bismarck, News 2 Doug Zastoupil, Bismarck, Technology Rebecca Boone, Boise, News Kimberlee Kruesi, Boise, News Keith Ridler, Boise, News Steve LeBlanc, Boston, News Mark Pratt, Boston News Alana Durkin Richer, Boston, News Bob Salsberg, Boston, News Elise Amendola, Boston, Photos Michael Dwyer, Boston, Photos Charlie Krupa, Boston, Photos Jimmy Golen, Boston, Sports Kyle Hightower, Boston, Sports Glen Dion, Boston, Technology Carolyn Thompson Ferreira, Buffalo, News John Wawrow, Buffalo, Sports Mitch Weiss, Charlotte, News Chuck Burton, Charlotte, Photos Jenna Fryer, Charlotte , Sports Steve Reed, Charlotte, Sports Bob Moen, Cheyenne, News Teresa Crawford, Chicago, Broadcast Video Charles Ganske, Chicago, Central Desk Andale Gross, Chicago, Central Desk Tim Jacobs, Chicago, Central Desk Jeff McMurray, Chicago, Central Desk Amy Shafer, Chicago, Central Desk Andrea Thomas, Chicago, Central Desk Tammy Webber, Chicago, Central Desk Justin Myers, Chicago, Data/Web Development Lindsey Tanner, Chicago, Health and Science Martha Irvine, Chicago, National Writer Don Babwin, Chicago, News Sara Burnett, Chicago, News Herbert G. 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