Current Issue Highlights      Highlights Archive   Get to know your Business   Agent today!   Find out how the union   makes a difference on   the job.	Newsline Highlights Archive: 2004 Articles NOTE: Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to read PDFs; click here to download free Acrobat Reader. December 2004    PDF NY City Council Demands School Safety Reforms Slashing Incident at Metropolitan Underscores Need for More HPOs City Council Passes Bill to Monitor Civil Service Hiring Practices Bush Threat Kills Overtime for Estimated 6 Million New Law Lets CUNY Deputize Peace Officers November 2004    PDF Haynes Team Wins President Bush Wins Tight Race -- Labor Leaders Vow to Continue Struggle Angry Words Fly at Citywide Negotiationss Candidates Backed by Local 237 Fared Well Health Plan Reforms Proposed by Kerry Still a Priority of Labor October 2004    PDF Labor Mobilizes Across the U.S. to Defeat Bush Election Countdown: Bush vs Kerry Where the Presidential Candidates Stand on Domestic Issues Local 237's Election Endorsements (PDF format) September 2004    PDF Union Wins First Move in Tense Talks Union Stops NYPD From Deploying SSAs At GOP Convention Disability Victory Was No "Accident" Labor Rallies Behind Barbaro for Congress Date Set for Suit Against DEP August 2004    PDF HIP Drug Plan Saves Welfare Fund $870,000 Unions Mobilize to "Reclaim America" Maintenance Workers Win Out-of-Title Grievance Official Notice of Nomination and Election of Officers Election 2004 – How YOU Can Make an Impact July 2004    PDF Haynes and Hoffa Call for Teamster Unity & Voting Power Mayor & City Council Reach Budget Accords Union Scores Major Victory With Four Favorable Bills Olga Mendez Heads Senate Labor Committee Hoffa Resigns from President’s Panel on Trade and Negotiations June 2004    PDF Citywide Contract Team Votes to Take a Stand Surveillance Cameras May Be Coming to Schools 3 Bills On Tap to Reform State Workers’ Comp Law Kerry Tells Teamsters He Intends to Create and Protect U.S. Jobs Eliot Spitzer Speaks at Founders Day Event May 2004    PDF May Is Labor History Month Are You a Working Mother? Speak Out: Fill Out the Working Woman Survey Housing Negotiations Are Back On Track Local Presses for Passage of Bill Giving Peace Officers Same Rights as the Police Mayor Is Willing to Give Raises, But . . . April 2004    PDF America's Unions Hit Campaign Trail in Search of Jobs Teamsters Reaffirm Support for John Kerry The Bush Record -- By the Numbers Study of School Safety Radios Shows Failures In Communication Mayor Bloomberg’s Pension Trickery March 2004    PDF Contract Talks – A Two-Front War for the Union: Haynes: "We Won’t Give Anything Back" Union Wins Assault Clause Arbitration Awards Kerry All But Clinches Democratic Nomination Seniors Lead Fight Against Drug Company Greed SSA Williams Goes Beyond the Call of Duty February 2004    PDF Council Hearing Monitors New School Safety Plan City & State Budgets Exclude Contract Talks Labor Department Advises Bosses How to Cut Paying Overtime Union Awarded for Helping Boost GIs’ Morale in Iraq Campaign Urges New Yorkers to File for Federal Tax Credit January 2004    PDF 500 SSAs Protest Mayor’s Safety Plan as "Inadequate" Voter Registration Drive in Full Swing Black Caucus Honors Helen Marshall & Greg Floyd Annual Black History Month Program, February 28, 2004 New Labor Pact Keeps Local’s Health Benefits Intact Labor & Peers Mourn Mary Pinkett Communications Dep’t Welcomes New Editor		Newsline Archives: 2007 Articles 2006 Articles 2005 Articles 2004 Articles 2003 Articles 2002 Articles 2001 Articles 2000 Articles
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