Patricia Gaskin and Kim Bell Share Concerns About Bus Subcontractors with the Press
Bus drivers and monitors are "blowing the whistle" on city contractors bent on depriving their workers of a living wage, evading local property taxes, and risking student safety.
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Leslie Gamsjager, Rich and Sheila LaMothe Plan Outreach Efforts in Woodbury
Public service workers in Woodbury are enlisting the support of the residents and businesses they serve to help elected officials make better budget choices.
Denise Eaton Shares Concerns Over Bridge Inspections with Channel 8's Viewers
Our Union's advocacy has moved the Department of Transportation to reveal it has wasted millions by outsourcing bridge inspections to private consultants.
Pearl Potter Tells the Reminder News How Private Contractors Cut Corners on Student Safety
Community allies in Preston have helped show the Board of Education that outsourcing student transportation will actually cost taxpayers more than keeping the district's school bus services local.
Dan Malloy Answers Council 400 Members' Retirement Questions at Our Union Hall
The economic crisis -- and the Wall Street excesses and corporate abuses that drove it -- is the real threat to retirement security for all working families, and gutting public pensions will do nothing to resolve it.
Chet Morgan Thanks Nancy Wyman for Her Strong Support of Vets at Our Union Hall
Council 400 members have organized a fundraiser to support area veterans suffering from the effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and are appealing to members for donations.
Gail Gondyke and Tammy Porter Tell the Press Hebron's School Board Put Services First
Support personnel in Hebron schools have mobilized parents and residents to move local officials to make better budget choices than painful staff layoffs and harmful education cuts.
Stephen Livingston Presents Our Case Study in Washington, DC to Reform Allies
Our members again attended the national transportation unions' conference and shared the very latest in our efforts to move Connecticut forward.
Maria Rodriguez Makes the New London School Board Aware of their Contract Dispute
Our members who are the bus drivers and monitors that have safely and reliably transported New London's schoolchildren for 12 years are urging fairness and respect from their employer.
P-4 Council Members First Met to Plan Our Legislative Action Campaign in 2008
Catch up on press coverage of our successful efforts to move Governor Rell to sign a bill empowering our members to save money, conserve fuel, and cut pollution.
