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Volume 21, No.3 March 2004
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Vision benefit extended
Fighting for funding at Fulton
Region 9 RNs get pay boost
Heroes plant feet in NH
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Update: State stalls...
Take agencies out of the shadows
Law
could reduce contracting-out
Keep pressure on to save Fulton CF
Heroes plant feet in NH
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Retirees In Action
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Senate demands offset
of federal...
Stopping out-of-title work in
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A step in the right direction at SED
Federal
law changes bad for union
Nurses' fast response saves life
Funding for prison health care workers
aw
gives death benefit to parole...
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| Corrections:
An editor’s note in the April issue should have said bills S.4178/A.1862B would give an additional month (not year) of pension service credit for each year of pension contribution in excess of 10 years by Tier 3 and 4 members. In the March issue, the article on parole should have said merit termination of sentences allows supervised (not unsupervised) release of non-violent offenders. And an ad in the March issue for long term disability benefits that said no medical evidence is required should have said this applies only when enrolling in the first 120 days of employment or during an open enrollment period. (See the corrected ad in this issue, page 15.) |