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Type:: Image
Date Created:: 2013 June 13
Collection:: Civil Service Employees Association, Inc. (CSEA), American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1000 Records
Collecting Area:: New York State Modern Political Archive
Collection ID:: apap015
Parent Record(s):: 90e13b5a023aefdb6ab5d1de295703fc
Description:: City of Rochester Library Workers Unit Treasurer Lorry Wisse and President Ove Overmyer celebrate National Library Week by accepting a dozen copies of The Main Street Moment: "Fighting Back to Save the American Dream", a book by former AFSCME President Gerald W. McEntee and current AFSCME President Lee Saunders that points out the ongoing attacks on middle-class working people and how Americans are fighting back.
Subject:: Labor Unions, Work Force, June 2013, and Civil Service Employees Association (NY)

Type:: Image
Date Created:: 2013 June 12
Collection:: Civil Service Employees Association, Inc. (CSEA), American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1000 Records
Collecting Area:: New York State Modern Political Archive
Collection ID:: apap015
Parent Record(s):: 90e13b5a023aefdb6ab5d1de295703fc
Description:: Erie Next Wave members Laurie Santiago, left, Alison Schoonover, Keith Ralph and Rachel Casey celebrated Earth Day by cleaning a Buffalo waterfront park, using the opportunity to reach out to their community and help educate children about not littering.
Subject:: Labor Unions, Work Force, June 2013, and Civil Service Employees Association (NY)

Type:: Image
Date Created:: 2013 June 11
Collection:: Civil Service Employees Association, Inc. (CSEA), American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1000 Records
Collecting Area:: New York State Modern Political Archive
Collection ID:: apap015
Parent Record(s):: 90e13b5a023aefdb6ab5d1de295703fc
Description:: State parks workers Richard Van Horn, left, and Matt Lemonis repair a section of the boardwalk leading to Jones Beach after Hurricane Sandy inflicted $100 million in damage to Long Island's state parks and beaches. Parks workers across Long Island have been working to get state, county, town and village parks ready for the summer season after Hurricane Sandy's devastating damage last fall.
Subject:: Labor Unions, Work Force, June 2013, and Civil Service Employees Association (NY)

Type:: Image
Date Created:: 2013 June 10
Collection:: Civil Service Employees Association, Inc. (CSEA), American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1000 Records
Collecting Area:: New York State Modern Political Archive
Collection ID:: apap015
Parent Record(s):: 90e13b5a023aefdb6ab5d1de295703fc
Description:: Bangladeshi Labor Activist Kalpona Akter translates Sumi Abedin's horrific story to New York state labor leaders, the New York State Labor-Religion Coalition and other social justice activists seeking a sweat-free New York and hoping to put pressure on major retailers who refuse to pay compensation for lost and unpaid wages for those injured.
Subject:: Labor Unions, Work Force, June 2013, and Civil Service Employees Association (NY)

Type:: Image
Date Created:: 2013 June 9
Collection:: Civil Service Employees Association, Inc. (CSEA), American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1000 Records
Collecting Area:: New York State Modern Political Archive
Collection ID:: apap015
Parent Record(s):: 90e13b5a023aefdb6ab5d1de295703fc
Description:: CSEA is calling on Lockport Mayor Michael Tucker and the City Council to scrap their misguided plan to send taxpayer money out of town and outsource the city's ambulance billing. The union has filed an improper practice charge against the city with the state Public Employment Relations Board, stating work performed by the current administrative coordinator has been exclusive bargaining unit work for close to three decades. Caption reads: Barb Parker does ambulance billing work that is being outsourced by the City of Lockport. The Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) is fighting that action by filing an improper practice charge against the city with theNew York state Public Employment Relations Boards stating that work performed by the current administrative coordinator has been an exclusive bargaining unit work for close to 30 years.
Subject:: Labor Unions, Work Force, June 2013, and Civil Service Employees Association (NY)