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SMART General President Michael Coleman’s statement on removal of STB member Robert Primus
SMART General President Michael Coleman's statement on the removal of STB member Robert Primus. The post SMART General President Michael Coleman’s statement on removal of STB member Robert Primus appeared first on SMART Union. — Aug 28
STATEMENT: SMART-TD Condemns Unprecedented Removal of STB Member Robert Primus
Removing Surface Transportation Board (STB) Member Robert Primus from his position is not only unjust but an assault on the independence of federal oversight that is a staple of our democratic institutions. Read SMART-TD's full statement. The post STATEMENT: SMART-TD Condemns Unprecedented Removal of STB Member Robert Primus appeared first on SMART Union. — Aug 28
Automation Protection Headlines New Contract for Local 1707
Compounded pay raises, bereavement leave improvements, and strong automation protections lead the list of wins included in Local 1707’s (Perris, California) recently ratified, four-year agreement. Read on to learn how local leadership played a critical role throughout the approval process. The post Automation Protection Headlines New Contract for Local 1707 appeared first on SMART Union. — Aug 27
What Website Resources Are Most Important to You? Send Us Your Suggestions
What resources and information on the SMART website are most important to you? Can you find what you need quickly and easily? As we get ready to update the site, your feedback is critical. How can this tool serve you as effectively as possible? Read on to share your feedback. The post What Website Resources Are Most Important to You? Send Us Your Suggestions appeared first on SMART Union. — Aug 26
Report: Department of Energy delays funding for energy efficiency work in public schools
Following President Trump’s January executive orders regarding funds from the infrastructure law, the United States Department of Energy delayed funding awards for the Renew America’s Schools program, which has put SMART members to work nationwide, to conduct a review for alignment with the new administration’s policies. So far, it is unclear whether the Department of Energy has resumed committing FY 2025 funds for the program. The post Report: Department of Energy delays funding for energy efficiency work in public schools appeared first on SMART Union. — Aug 26

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