May 26, 2022 | Back to News
As you well know, NAGE believes that the time to re-open the economic portion of your CBA is now. The economic surplus of the Commonwealth, coupled with the drastic rise in cost of living, gives the Administration more than enough reason to reassess but they have denied NAGE's requests.
You can also find a copy of the press release that was sent to news outlets earlier today. We are continuing our efforts to push the Baker Administration to realize that state employees deserve some much-needed economic relief.
We will continue to keep you updated as this matter unfolds.
Baker Administration Response to 5.26.22 Letter
Press Release 6.6.22
May 26, 2022
Earlier this week, NAGE wrote to Governor Baker, Secretary of Transportation Tesler, UMASS Chancellor Collins, Trial Court Administrator Bello, and MWRA Director Laskey for a second time, requesting each reconsider coming back to the bargaining table over employee wages.
As detailed in the letters linked below, each of these employers is currently in a unique position to re-open the most recently ratified Collective Bargaining Agreement and increase wages for their employees. Due to an unprecedented revenue surplus, coupled with crippling inflation, the union is fighting for employees to be paid a fair wage.
Letter to Governor Baker
Letter to Secretary of Transportation Tesler
Letter to UMASS Chancellor Collins
Letter to Trial Court Administrator Bello
Letter to MWRA Director Laskey
NAGE Implores Commonwealth to Increase State Wages
UPDATE: Our letter to Governor Baker on May 24th has received a response, which you can find linked below. This letter was NAGE's second attempt to encourage Governor Baker to re-open the recently ratified CBA's, as our first attempt went unanswered.As you well know, NAGE believes that the time to re-open the economic portion of your CBA is now. The economic surplus of the Commonwealth, coupled with the drastic rise in cost of living, gives the Administration more than enough reason to reassess but they have denied NAGE's requests.
You can also find a copy of the press release that was sent to news outlets earlier today. We are continuing our efforts to push the Baker Administration to realize that state employees deserve some much-needed economic relief.
We will continue to keep you updated as this matter unfolds.
Baker Administration Response to 5.26.22 Letter
Press Release 6.6.22
May 26, 2022
Earlier this week, NAGE wrote to Governor Baker, Secretary of Transportation Tesler, UMASS Chancellor Collins, Trial Court Administrator Bello, and MWRA Director Laskey for a second time, requesting each reconsider coming back to the bargaining table over employee wages.
As detailed in the letters linked below, each of these employers is currently in a unique position to re-open the most recently ratified Collective Bargaining Agreement and increase wages for their employees. Due to an unprecedented revenue surplus, coupled with crippling inflation, the union is fighting for employees to be paid a fair wage.
Letter to Governor Baker
Letter to Secretary of Transportation Tesler
Letter to UMASS Chancellor Collins
Letter to Trial Court Administrator Bello
Letter to MWRA Director Laskey
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) 472-7566
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