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OEA Thanks Orono Police Department

Representatives from the Orono Education Association thanked the Orono Police Department for all they did to ensure the safety of students and commuters during the HIghway 12 road closure.  OEA members Luke Runka, Kelly Jeremiason, and President Jane Smith delivered coffee and bagels in appreciation of their extra efforts and care.

Ready for Fall 2017? Q&A for all UMS adjuncts

Fall courses are beginning, so here is an updated Q&A for all part-time faculty members in the University of Maine System. Have a question? PATFA now has a dedicated phone line, 207-262-7971. PATFA officers check it during the work week. And PATFA is on Facebook: PATFA@aftmaine. Like us.

All part-time faculty members in the University of Maine System are covered by the same contract.

So here are some frequently asked questions and brief answers, updated to help as you plan your work in fall 2017:

Contract Negotiations Update

For several months, the A&R Negotiations team has been working diligently to arrive at a negotiated settlement with the State.  However, experience has shown that the State is unwilling to make progress in contract negotiations.  The State continues to insist on wage freezes, the elimination of most benefits of your contract language, and to vastly restrict and/or entirely eliminate Alternative Work Schedules (AWS). 

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Unions Meet With Governor To Discuss Budget

As the Governor attempts to put together his biennel budget, he requested that the Unions informally meet with budget director Ben Barnes.  The unions did meet and listen to Ben Barnes presentation on the future budget problems.  It appears, the Governor suddenly realizes he isn't going to Washington and he may need to work with labor.  The parties will meet again and hopefully have some positive discussions, we will report out any developments if they occur.

posted 11/23/16

 

 

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