South Central Federation of Labor

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Join us on December 8, at 1:00 PM
Meeting to Plan Community Response
Centro Hispano Dane County
2403 Cypress Way
Madison

Voces is leading an organizing effort to prepare for the new administration’s promise to carry out mass deportations. There is a meeting scheduled on Dec. 8th to discuss and plan next steps.

Important Dates:

Dec. 8, 1:00 PM: Meeting to plan community response at Centro Hispano Dane County, 2403 Cypress Way, Madison
Jan. 20: Multicity protest event in Madison, Milwaukee, and Green Bay
May Day: Stand in solidarity with Voces

UW System Workers Demand Meet and Confer

Faculty, staff, and graduate students across the UW System have asked to meet regularly with University leadership in order to discuss working conditions in the face of budget cuts, mass layoffs (including of tenured faculty), campus closures, and attempts to shutter arts departments. However, all 8 locals have been denied.

Governor Evers recently endorsed meet and confer, stating he "believes workers should have a voice in the workplace and a seat at the table to be able to provide meaningful input on decisions that affect their livelihoods and work."

The UW System Regents, many of whom are Evers' appointees, have the power to require our bosses to meet with us.

Tell the Regents to support and require Meet & Confer by sending them an email: https://actionnetwork.org/letters/we-demand-meet-confer explaining why meet and confer is so vital to our public higher education system.

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The South Central of Federation (SCFL) AFL-CIO is raising money for organizing efforts throughout Dane County and the surrounding area. The amount of new unionization efforts our office has received in the past few years is unprecedented. In the last year alone, it has tripled. For the vast majority of these campaigns, workers are not with a union right away. Until the workers choose a union, SCFL works with them for months, sometimes up to a year. Because of our assistance, workers are better prepared when they do end up with a union. To continue our success, SCFL needs funding to assist in the very critical, initial stages for workers to organize into a union.

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