Oct 01, 2019
NAGE Calls on Employers to Cover PFMLA Costs
In the wake of the Baker Administration's plan to tax state employees to fund the PFMLA program, NAGE has called on local leaders to cover this cost for the hardworking families of the Commonwealth.Several Public Sector leaders have chosen to lead the way and take up this cost for their employees. Please see the letters below, calling on others to join their ranks.
NAGE letter to Martin Meehan, President of the University of Massachusetts
NAGE letter to Stephanie Pollack, Secretary of Transportation for MassDOT
NAGE letter to Fred Laskey, Executive Director of the MWRA
NAGE letter to Jonathan Williams, Trial Court Administrator
Check out the article published in the Boston Globe, "The new payroll tax is coming, but is there a better way to provide family leave?"
and
published on State House News, "Baker: State Employee Leave Contributions 'Only Fair'
NAGE letter to Martin Meehan, President of the University of Massachusetts
NAGE letter to Stephanie Pollack, Secretary of Transportation for MassDOT
NAGE letter to Fred Laskey, Executive Director of the MWRA
NAGE letter to Jonathan Williams, Trial Court Administrator
Check out the article published in the Boston Globe, "The new payroll tax is coming, but is there a better way to provide family leave?"
and
published on State House News, "Baker: State Employee Leave Contributions 'Only Fair'
Where trade unions are most firmly organized, there are the rights of the people most respected.
- Samuel Gompers
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Quincy, MA 02169
Main Phone: (617)376-0220
Main Fax: (617)984-5695
Quincy, MA 02169
Main Phone: (617)376-0220
Main Fax: (617)984-5695
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