Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) members, including one dressed in a Cookie Monster costume, marching for a contract. Cookie Monster is holding a sign that reads "Me want a cookie...and a contract for ASC workers."
Dan Campbell was Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) Capital Region Communications Associate for more than a quarter century. Nicknamed "The Spokesman," Campbell was known for his ever-present bullhorn and his relentless advocacy for the workers he represented. Campbell suffered a heart attack and died shortly after delivering an impassioned speech before the Albany County Legislature to save the jobs of health care workers at the Albany County Jail.
Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) Tioga County Local 854 President Kathleen Cardone leads about 75 CSEA marchers in an informational workers demonstration over stalled contract talks.
Members of the Teamsters Local 294 give the thumbs up to a sign outside Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA)'s statewide headquarters in Albany, NY stating, "No scab deliveries. CSEA supports the Teamsters". The sign was an expression of support for the Teamsters in their national strike against United Parcel Service.
Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) J.N. Adams Development Center Local 400 members picket against Governor Pataki's budget. One member is putting a flier on the windshield of a pickup truck. Information fliers were passed out at thruway exits and other locations throughout South-West New York.
Long Beach Medical Center workers are joined by Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) activists during an organizing rally outside the Long Island facility. The event coincided with an appearance by First Lady and Senate candidate Hillary Clinton. Clinton spoke with the workers to express solidarity.
Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) Roswell Park Local President Brian Madden and CSEA Political Action Coordinator Bill Benfante lead a contract demonstration in Buffalo, NY.
Roger Sherrie of the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) Political Action Committee shakes hands with Pat Rowe of CSEA Local 403 following a wheelchair football game between CSEA members/staff and Rowe's silver wheel team composed of wheelchair bound athletes. The silver wheels won 55-14.