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Greater St. Louis
Labor Council, AFL-CIO
News Update
Welcome
to the home page of the Greater St. Louis Labor
Council
Be sure to
check out the Member Links tab to visit the
sites of many of our members.
Any member
that would like to have their page added to
the site should email
Karen Lyons
with
their web address.
Labor Council
Office Schedule
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The Labor Council Office will be closed
Monday, February 15th in observance of Presidents Day |
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2010 LABOR LAW BREAKFAST SERIES
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
So, Where are the New NLRB
Members?!
Who are President Obama's three
nominees to the NLRB...What's the
hold-up with getting them
appointed,...And wht will tey do for
Labor?
Presenter: Jim Faul, Bartley
Goffstein
8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST BUFFET
8:30- 9:30am PRESENTATION
Location -
IBEW Local 1439 Hall, 2121 59th St.,
63110 Use the back entrance to the
meeting hall. Parking is available on
the street, in the back lot or at the
Glaziers Hall at 5916 Wilson Ave.
Cost: $15/person if annual fee
has not been paid. (May be paid at
breakfast.)
Checks payable to:
St. Louis County
Extension Council
Mail to:
University of Missouri
Extension; 121 S. Meramec, Suite
501; St. Louis, MO 63105
The Labor Law Breakfast Series,
held on the second Wednesday of
every month, is sponsored by
University of Missouri Extension.
For more info or to register by
phone or email, contact Melinda
Farrar at 314-615-7614 or
farrarm@missouri.edu
Reserve this Date!
Wed., March
17
The FUTURE is GREEN: Partnering for
Economic Growth
Federal, State and Local
Initiatives; Labor/Management
Projects
IBEW, Local 1439 Hall
2121
59th St., Saint Louis, MO 63110
(1
block south of Hwy 44 & 1 block east
of Hampton)
~addl. parking at Glaziers Hall at
5916 Wilson
Sponsored by Labor
and Employment Relations
Association, Gateway
Chapter
Program FREE to Patrons and
Co-Sponsors; All others
($50)
See website for membership
information.
Live His Dream 
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. believed
that “everybody can be great, because
anybody can serve.”
Read about how the Neighborhood
Leadership Academy can help you
“live his
dream”
in your community at
http://ce.umsl.edu/nla.
Join your fellow neighbors in serving
your community – register for the
Neighborhood Leadership Academy today!
Neighborhood
Leadership
Academy
now accepting enrollment for 2010
session
The Academy provides hands-on leadership
training that emphasizes community
building principles, organizational
leadership and management practices, and
personal leadership skills.
Academy sessions are
held on select Tuesdays and
Saturdays
10 sessions
February 16th through May
11th, 2010
Registration fee: $400
Scholarships available – apply
early.
Registration deadline: February
11th, 2010
To register call 314-516-6590
http://ce.umsl.edu/nla
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FAST, FREE,
ELECTRONIC TAX PREPARATION
($260
value)
Why should you pay
to get your own money back when you
don’t have to?
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Have your tax returns prepared
and e-filed for free and receive
up to $5,657 additional cash
back when you claim the
Earned Income Tax Credit
(EITC).
Your household income
must have been less than
$49,000 in 2009 to qualify for free
tax preparation.
Click here to download a two page GECC
brochure with all the dates and details or visit their web site at
www.gecc.us.
Click below to view a
document on the importance of the US 2010
Census including::
What, Who, When, Why and
How
along with the 2010 Census
Key Dates
"My
challenge to you
is to start reading the labels
when you shop for everyday
things and see what you can find
that is made in the USA - the
job you save may be your own or
your neighbors!
”What Now, Mr. President?”
This is a very powerful 30-minute
documentary about the awful state of health
care in the U.S. and the political
challenges in making the necessary changes
to our system. It was aired in the U.K. the
night before the inauguration of President
Obama. The film needs to be shown
throughout the U.S., but unfortunately it
cannot be downloaded from the BBC site in
the U.S. It is available in 3 parts on
YouTube. (All rights belong to the BBC).
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November's meeting minutes
have been posted to the site
Click on the Official Minutes button
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Interested in joining
a Labor Club?
There are labor-political clubs throughout
the St. Louis area and other parts of Eastern
Missouri for those who would like to assist
labor friendly candidates in their bid for office.
Click
here to be taken to a list of Labor Clubs
on the Missouri AFL-CIO web site. Consider attending
a meeting or contacting a club for more information.
Interested
in Attending the Union Representatives'
Luncheons? Become
a Member!
This year, as in the past, we will provide
you with a wonderful luncheon at selected
union venues and a time to relax and enjoy
the company of old friends, as well as a
chance to make new friends and
acquaintances.
We have another new venue to try this year –
the new Mattingly’s in St. Charles. We will
be having our January lunch in the new
restaurant on Thursday, January 21.
Again, we will strive to attract some
interesting speakers on various topics to
entertain and inform you. And, as always,
if you know of anyone who would like to
speak or give some type of presentation at
one of our luncheons, please let me know; we
welcome this type of input.
We are looking forward to seeing you all
again in the coming year and we would love
to welcome any new members, so if you know
of anyone interested in joining our Union
Representatives’ Luncheon organization,
please have them contact the Council office
or complete the form below and mail to the
Labor Council along with a check for your
membership fee.
Union Rep Membership Form
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