Specialwhite Collar Issue Celebrating the OPEIU 25Th Convention In
WHITE COLLAR AFL-CIO, CLC OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, AFL-CIO, CLC No. 509, Issue 2, Spring 2010 Special White Collar Issue Celebrating the OPEIU 25th Convention in Washington, D.C., June 21-24, 2010 Previous Convention Held in Las Vegas, Nevada June 18-21, 2007 2 I White Collar OPEIU LEADERS PRINCIPAL OFFICERS Michael Goodwin Mary Mahoney President Secretary-Treasurer VICE PRESIDENTS Walter Allen Jr. Allen Byron John F. Conley Dan Dyer Region V Region II Region III Region II Cindy Jeffries Theresa Kandt Richard Lanigan Green P. Lewis Region VII Region VII Region II Region III John Mattiacci, D.P.M. Christine Page Phillip Pope Patricia Priloh Region II Region V Region III Region II Tamara Rubyn Aaron E. Sanders Becky Turner Judith Zenk Region V Region VII Region IV Region VI Issue 2, Spring 2010 I 3 Local 6 Trial Court Employees Win $30 Million Back Pay embers of Local 6 are celebrating a landmark victory, as Citing a lack of funding, the Trial Court claimed an inability to an arbitrator ruled they are entitled to $30 million in pay its contract. The union denies, however, that is a justification Mback pay—the largest settlement of its kind in for failing to pay people their wages for work performed. “These Massachusetts history. workers also have contracts they must honor,” Manning said, On May 7, 2010 an arbitrator ruled that the Trial Court of “from mortgages to tuition bills to taxes, and they cannot break Massachusetts breached its contract with Local 6, which repre- them by claiming they were underpaid.
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