Thursday, May 5, 2022

Houston

 Lindsay graham

We have a gangster problem

At nasssu otb

Joseph g Cairo and original gangster union president Kevin McCaffrey teamsters local

1 have not provided workers with a leave sharing plan like most other pu liccemployers nor a payroll system and attached human capable of providing nasssu otb employees with the opportunity to participate in the Roth option of a deferred compensation plan like many other public employers including nasssu county where the deputy county executive Arthur Walsh esq is the former counsel to nasssu otb. Some union like teamsters locsl 707 are simply Amazon mutations?

Amazon Labor Union Leader Puts Lindsey Graham in His Place

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Amazon Labor Union President Chris Smalls had some choice words for South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham during a congressional hearing this week: “The people are the ones that make these corporations go, not the other way aroun

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EXCLUSIVE

Teamsters union hounds delinquent members for back dues

A Teamsters union is picking a fight with an unlikely enemy — its own members.

In an extraordinary move, Teamsters Local 707 has sent delinquency collection notices to off-track-betting workers and other members it says are in arrears for union dues totaling hundreds or even thousands of dollars a pop. 

The targeted members were on maternity leave, medical or disability leave or furlough during the coronavirus pandemic. While union dues are automatically deducted from worker paychecks, that is not the case when members are off the payroll. 

If the members don’t cough up what is owed, Teamsters 707 warned that it will instruct the Nassau County OTB and other employers to double the union dues taken from the workers’ salaries until they’re paid up.

“Are [union officials] acting like a debt collector? I think it’s worse. It’s more like extortion,” said OTB cashier Rosie Schwab, an employee since 1998 who was told by the Teamsters that she owed $1,452.50.

Teamsters Local 707 Secretary Treasurer John Zirpoli wrote in a letter to the OTB workers, “A review of our records indicates you are delinquent in your dues payments to Teamsters Local 707. 

“It is the members responsibility to continue to pay union dues when out on either compensation, disability, FMLA, LOA or furlough because you are still considered an active member member who will be returning to work without loss of seniority at some point in time, according to Article XVIII Section 6A of the International Constitution,” he said. 

A letter to one worker said, “As of this date, the amount of union dues/fees owed to bring your account up to date is $1,545.50. 

“This amount will pay you through the month of November, 2021. Please remit a check or money order payable to Local Union 707 to cover the back union dues/fees owed. If your dues/fees are not paid your employer will be instructed to deduct double dues/fees until your account becomes current.”







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