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UPSEU is committed to being the preeminent organization representing public sector employees by providing professional, on-site representation, superior negotiations, and adherence to democratic principles which maintain the integrity of the union for the benefit of our members and their families.
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
What's New at UPSEU A new five (5) year agreement with annual wage increases and on time step increases was nearly unanimously approved by the UPSEU’s Custodial, Grounds and Maintenance unit members.
The agreement, in addition to annual wage increases, includes an annual longevity increases at 10, 15 and 20 years, with the 20 year longevity increasing by a more significant amount.
After many years of Teamsters representation, the Town of Islip Lifeguards decided to join with their Town of Islip co-workers who also left the Teamsters to join UPSEU. The Lifeguards unit, which consists of over 185 lifeguards, overwhelmingly approved the new contract with 95% of those participating voting in favor of the contract.
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UPSEU Honors Town of Islip Heros UPSEU Town of Islip Park Ranger members Anthony LaGrasta and John Rivera receive a plaque in recognition of their outstanding work in saving the life of a town resident. Pictured left to right are Deputy Commissioner Tony Prudenti, Sgt.... Read More...
The Wallingford Town Supervisors celebrated the holidays at Traditions Restaurant on December 12th . Part of the evening consisted of a long standing tradition of swearing in the elected officers for the new year. Sworn in by Labor Relations Representative Roger Stolen were, left to right below, Brian Naples as unit Secretary, Seth Lentz as unit Treasurer, Kenny Michaels as Vice President and Shelby Jackson as President.
A good time was had by all.
Washington County dispatchers may get reward for working during gas leak As Washington County Municipal Center was evacuated Monday, the 911 dispatchers stayed at their desks. They kept dispatching emergency calls while workers found a gas leak, turned off the furnace that provided heat to the building, and eventually fixed the problem at 10 p.m. Read More...
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