Jan 31, 2024
Atlanta PACE Receives City Council Recognition
For the first time in Atlanta, GA labor history, a union has been recognized for hard work and dedication to the members they serve.The Professional Association for City Employees (PACE) Local R5-050, led by Local President Gina Pagnotta, has been recognized for their "unwavering commitment to fighting for fair compensation, reasonable working hours, {and} safe working environments" by the Atlanta City Council.
In a proclimation signed by the entire City Council, the Local is also being praised for their efforts to foster a collaborative environment between labor and management, "engaging in constructive dialogue," and "working toward shared goals {that} has results in tangible improvements in pay and working conditions."
In a proclimation signed by the entire City Council, the Local is also being praised for their efforts to foster a collaborative environment between labor and management, "engaging in constructive dialogue," and "working toward shared goals {that} has results in tangible improvements in pay and working conditions."
Congratulations to President Pagnotta and the Local's leadership team for your outstanding work on behalf of your members!
Where trade unions are most firmly organized, there are the rights of the people most respected.
- Samuel Gompers
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Main Phone: (617)376-0220
Main Fax: (617)984-5695
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