Open Enrollment 2019: October 19, 2018 to November 2, 2018
Nationwide has prepared educational presentations to better understand your retirement plan options and help prepare financially for retirement. Workshops are being held Oct. 22-25.
Are you registered to vote? Voter registration in Maryland for the general election ends on Oct. 16th.
For more information, visit the website for the State Board of Elections at: https://elections.maryland.gov/
Don't miss our 30th Anniversary Masquerade Gala on Friday, November 2, 2018.
Tickets are available at the CUB office, or click here to buy tickets online at Eventbrite.
Attention: CUB Represented Baltimore CITY Employees!!
Vote YES for question ‘E’ in November and take a stand against privatization of our water system!
A class-action suit filed in federal court sets out serious allegations that student loan servicer Navient has misled borrowers in public service professions from accessing a loan forgiveness program to boost its own profits. The landmark complaint, which seeks millions in damages and class-wide injunctive relief, details a spate of systematic misrepresentations, untruths and misdirection pedaled by Navient to stop borrowers from enrolling in Public Service Loan Forgiveness, a 10-year payoff plan administered by rival servicer FedLoan.
“A Decade of Neglect: Public Education Funding in the Aftermath of the Great Recession” details for the first time the devastating impact on schools, classrooms and students when states choose to pursue an austerity agenda in the false belief that tax cuts will pay for themselves. The comprehensive report offers a deep dive into the long-term austerity agendas and historic disinvestment that sparked the wave of nationwide walkouts this spring.
The Tentative Agreement between CUB and Baltimore City Public Schools System was ratified unanimously on August 14th. The next step is for the agreement to be approved by the Board of School Commissioners. Stay tuned!
