CSEA News, April 2008

May 01, 2008

The CSEA News is published monthly and mailed to all members' home addresses. The latest edition is now online.

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CSEA News - 2008

CSEA News, January 2008

Looking for a particular article printed in a previous edition of the CSEA News? Select from each of the 2008 editions. Our union newspaper is a valuable resource with news and stories of, and by, Connecticut's public service workers and retirees!

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CSEA News - 2007

CSEA News, August 2007

Missed an issue of the CSEA News? Select from any of the 2007 editions of the CSEA News you wish to read. Many of our issues are discussed and analyzed in our members' newsletters, and it is a great way to stay connected to Connecticut's public service workers and retirees!

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CSEA News - 2006

CSEA News, November 2006

2006 was a landmark year for working families in Connecticut. Read all about our political, workplace, and community victories in any of the 2007 editions of the CSEA News. It's a great resource for learning how we serve as the voice of Connecticut's public service workers and retirees!

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Recently Published Members Op-Eds

TELECOMMUTING: STATE STUCK IN THE SLOW LANE
4/17/2008

P-4 Council steward Stephen Anderson's Op-Ed calling for improved telecommuting options for Connecticut State employees, published in the editorial section of the Hartford Courant's April 16 edition.

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PARAEDUCATORS' POSITIVE IMPACT
4/12/2008

Para Council leaders Janette Smith and Sharon Hagan's letter to the editor of the Journal Inquirer, published on the Reader's Page of their April 11 edition, urging legislators to "Walk A Day In My 'Para' Shoes."

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LAWMAKERS MUST INVEST IN PRISON WORK FORCE
2/1/2008

Roland Bishop's "letter to the editor" responding to an editorial attacking criminal justice educators and instructors, published in The New London Day's February 1 Edition

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BONUSES CRY OUT FOR IMPLEMENTING CLEAN-CONTRACTING LAW
1/5/2008

Local President Mike O'Brien's response to a Waterbury Republican-American article on the State DOT's new policy of offering bonuses to private contractors in which he argues that taxpayer-subsidized bribery is not the way to reform the beleaguered agency

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BETTER COMMUNICATIONS NEEDED IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
12/26/2007

CSC Council member Beth Senecal's "letter to the editor" of the New Haven Register, published in their December 26 edition's "Opinion" section, in response to an article on lawmakers' plans to address communication gaps between criminal justice agencies.

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