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Support School Staff: SRPs at the Capitol

June 4, 2019
School-Related Professionals and other NYSUT members gathered at the state Capitol Tuesday, June 4, to call for action on the package of bills advanced as part of the union’s #SupportSchoolStaff campaign. Learn more at http://supportschoolstaff.org.
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· 4 Jun 2019

A beautiful, bright and sunny day in Albany ☀️☀️☀️! What a great day for SRP Lobby Day!!

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· 4 Jun 2019

Who else is ready to at the Capitol today?

A beautiful, bright and sunny day in Albany ☀️☀️☀️! What a great day for SRP Lobby Day!!
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· 4 Jun 2019

These bills are important and they matter! Packed house for ⁦⁩ support school ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩

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· 4 Jun 2019

getting started at the Capitol. Proud school related professionals are meeting with legislators all day demanding common sense school safety measures for NY.

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· 4 Jun 2019

The concerns of the few are equivalent to the benefits of the many

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· 4 Jun 2019

“Blue (man and woman) Group” ready to tell their stories to lawmakers. ⁦⁩ Big day in Albany!

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· 4 Jun 2019

Take action now at the NYSUT Member Action Center to tell lawmakers to support legislation to reduce workplace violence in New York's school districts!

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· 4 Jun 2019

SRP activists are in the Capitol to tell lawmakers to add school districts to the list of employers required to develop programs to prevent workplace violence as addressed in the 2006 Workplace Violence Prevention Act.

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· 4 Jun 2019

Join them by taking action online at this link: Contact your state reps and urge them to support legislation to reduce workplace violence in New York's school districts.

SRP activists are in the Capitol to tell lawmakers to add school districts to the list of employers required to develop programs to prevent workplace violence as addressed in the 2006 Workplace Violence Prevention Act.
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· 4 Jun 2019

Activist-leaders Cheryl Rockhill and Sandie Carner-Shafran seek legislation to help bus drivers keep students safe, and more! ⁦⁩

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· 4 Jun 2019

Colleen Condolora, SRP of the year, says “our folks are getting hurt, students are getting hurt every day. They live in chaos, and they bring it to the classroom.” Must add schools under 2006 Workplace Violence Prevention Act

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· 4 Jun 2019

Margaret Dalton Diakite, UFT, chats with NYSAFLCIO Prez Mario Cilento in the NYS Senate gallery. ⁦⁩

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· 4 Jun 2019

Support school staff now! make schools run and deserve a safe workplace.

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· 4 Jun 2019

“Before lawmakers put their pencils down this session, it is critical that they address the safety, health and labor issues our SRPs face — because a positive working environment is a positive learning environment for our children,” says .

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· 4 Jun 2019

. at the “Support School Staff” press conference. – at New York State Capitol

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· 4 Jun 2019

What is all about? ’s , ’s Michael Mulgrew, and ’s Mario Cilento are at the Capitol to press for bills that keep kids and school staff safe and provide labor protections. More here: .

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· 4 Jun 2019

Heads of and , Andy Pallotta and Mike Mulgrew, in Albany for series of bills aimed at parity for school-related professionals. AFL-CIO President Mario Cilento says they’re throwing their resources behind package too.

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· 4 Jun 2019

Prez ⁦⁩ is on the air sharing why it’s so important to for the safety of students and workers.

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· 4 Jun 2019

today as ⁦⁩ prez Michael Mulgrew ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ Mario Cilento call for legislation that keeps students & school staff safe & increases labor protections. ⁦

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· 4 Jun 2019

Thanks ⁦⁦⁩ for sponsoring legislation to address workplace violence . ⁦⁩ ⁦⁦⁩

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· 4 Jun 2019

SRPs speaking on legislative issues that impact their fellow colleagues. – at New York State Capitol

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