A Wisconsin Coalition for Retirement Security Report

MILWAUKEE, WI - Referencing annual reports by the Wisconsin Department of Employee Trust funds, as well as a study of the Wisconsin Retirement System ordered by Governor Walker in 2011, the Wisconsin Coalition for Retirement Security warns that the proposal to privatize Milwaukee Public Schools - currently under consideration by the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee - will have serious repercussions for state retirees and taxpayers.

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• President: Chad Alan Goldberg
• Vice President: Shelle Michalak
• 2nd VP: Aaron Crandall
• Treasurer: Amihan Huesmann
• Secretary: Jason Lee

• Communications: Shelle Michalak
• Grievance: Theresa Duello
• Equity & Diversity: Susan Nossal
• Academic Staff: Aaron Crandall

All those elected will have terms that begin June 1, for a period of one (1) year, through May 31. Congratulations to all our elected members, and thank you for serving our union!

Help Us Pack City Hall for Community Schools! Join us as we ask the City Council to fund enrichment programs that cultivate a safe and nurturing environment for Baltimore City youth. Wednesday, May 27, 2015, 3:00 p.m.

Linda Day, president of MCEA, is running for the Maryland State Retirement and Pension Board of Trustees.

Who can vote:
Retired Members of:
• Correctional Officers Retirement System
• Employees Retirement System
• Employees Pension System
• Judges Retirement System
• Legislative Pension Plan
• Local Fire & Police Systems
• Law Enforcement Officer’s Pension System

McAllen AFT is proud to count Gabriel Acosta as one of our members. Click here for his story.

Tuesday, May 19th is the vote for

Members of AFT-Maryland turned out in a show of solidarity to stand with AFL-CIO sisters and brothers of the American Postal Workers Union (APWU)​​. The show of force was to protest to privatization of postal service, as the USPS has a deal with Staples where they provide mailing service to customers costing numerous APWU members jobs.