City Union of Baltimore Local 800

CUB Joins City Council & Union Siblings at Press Conference

The workplace death of Baltimore city Department of Public Works employee Ronald Silver II struck a solemn nerve for the City Union of Baltimore (CUB), recalling the tragic loss of CUB member Trina Cunningham in a workplace death five years ago. In the wake of Mr. Silver’s passing, AFT Maryland, CUB, AFSCME, and elected officials from the Baltimore City Council held a press conference addressing the issue and outlining what needs to be done to assure there are no city workplace deaths.

Read on for more.

Sheila W Jordan Scholarship Applications

Applications are being accepted for the SHEILA W JORDAN SCHOLARSHIP.

The scholarship is available to CUB/CUB-Retiree members, their spouse or high school graduate of a CUB member. If you are interested in applying for the scholarship, applications are available at the CUB office.
(Please call before arriving at CUB: 410-962-1492.)

COMPLETED APPLICATIONS ARE DUE IN THE CUB OFFICE BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS AUGUST 21, 2024

Join with City Union of Baltimore at Camden Yards for UNION NIGHT at CAMDEN YARDS, on Friday, Aug. 16th, starting at 7:05 p.m. where the Orioles play the Red Sox!

Discounted tickets are available through CUB Local 800 for union members and their family/friends. See below for details. While supplies last!

$4 from every ticket sold will benefit the Baltimore AFL-CIO Community Services Fund.

Unhealthy Work Environment During Heatwave

The recent findings of Inspector General Cummings are deeply troubling and of great concern. CUB has been attempting to provide stopgap solutions to ensure city workers have accommodations that allow them to do their jobs in crippling heat. We have gone so far as to purchase bottles of water and bags of ice and deliver them to city offices. While we concede that is not enough, we do expect and demand more from Baltimore City.

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