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www.baltimorecity.essbenefits.com

The City Union of Baltimore (CUB) wants to hear from you! There have been and continue to be a number of meeting dates during the months of November and December where CUB staff and leadership want to hear from you the members. After agreeing to a new contract with Baltimore City, CUB wants to answer any questions the membership may have regarding the MOU. The meeting dates are specific to job fields so please pay close attention to the dates and which professions are invited on which day.

Traffic Enforcement Officers and Supervisors
Saturday, October 28, 2017 @ 11:30 am

Medical Office Assistants

1. Hours of Work  & Contract Language (OT, Call Back, Lunchtime, etc.)
2. New Contract Language
3. CUB Representatives
4. Financial Education (Tentatively Planned)
5. Open Discussion

1. Hours of Work  & Contract Language (OT, Call Back, Lunchtime, etc.)
2. New Contract Language
3. CUB Representativesd.
4. Financial Education (Tentatively Planned)e.
5. Open Discussion

1. New Shift Procedures (how are we coming along?)
2. Hours of Work  & Contract Language (OT, Call Back, Lunchtime, etc.)
3. New Contract Language
4. CUB Representatives
5. Hours of Work
6. Q & A

Two locals in the federation came together to let their voices be heard. City Union of Baltimore retirees joined with leadership and Baltimore Teachers Union retirees to testify at a city council hearing about changes to the prescription drug benefits plan for Baltimore city retirees. CUB President Antoinette Ryan-Johnson kicked off the panel. She spoke about the need to ensure a fair and equitable prescription drug benefit plan for current and retired city municipal workers.

President Ryan-Johnson was joined by CUB retiree Donald Morris and BTU retiree Marsha Taylor in supporting the City

Memorandum of Understanding has been approved and signed by City of Baltimore and the City Union of Baltimore.  It has been forwarded to the Mayor’s Office for submission to the Board of Estimates.  Once approved, the Office of the Labor Commissioner will provide dates for payment.

Click to view:  SUMMARY OF SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT WITH BALTIMORE CITY