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MEMBERSHIP


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LEA Professional Association Union Information will be posted online on this website.   

Go to   http://lea.ma.aft.org    on the right side click on register here.

http://lea.ma.aft.org  is the website of your union.

AFT Local 03954 of the LEA  Professional Association at Shore Educational Collaborative.

(LEA is a acronym for Local Education Agency)(AFT is a acronym for American Federation of Teachers)

The website is updated by the LEA Professional Association, the State, Local AFT and the National AFT and is paid for with your union dues.

Please note if you are a newer member, you will receive your new card within 8-12 weeks of the date of joining the union.

 Go here to request a new card or access your membership account.

https://www.aft.org/members

If you have not received your card or have any union questions please contact us at this email address. (do not use your work email)  union03954@gmail.com  is your union email address - please send all communication via this email.  We send all emails to our membership BCC to preserve our members email address privacy

 

Executive Board Meetings   

2nd Tuesday of the month 

3 pm

2nd Floor All Purpose Room (by stairs)

September-June.

Regards,

Stephen Lochiatto

Union Clerk

What unions do

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In AFT President Randi Weingarten’s latest New York Times  column, she describes what it is exactly that unions do. Though unions are the most popular they have been in decades, anti-union sentiment still thrives in red states and across the nation. “Several years ago, The Atlantic ran a story whose headline made even me, a labor leader, scratch my head: ‘Union Membership: Very Sexy,’” Weingarten writes in the column. “The gist was that higher wages, health benefits and job security—all associated with union membership—boost one’s chances of getting married. Belonging to a union doesn’t actually guarantee happily ever after, but it does help working people have a better life in the here and now.” Click through to read the full column.