Member News

It Takes Guts To Put Your Health First!

Did you know colorectal cancer is the third most

DC 37 WOMEN’S COMMITTEE

The DC 37 Women’s Committee invites you to celebrate Women’s History Month with your union!

DC 37 Education Fund Classes and Benefits

ATTENTION

Don’t let this opportunity pass you by! DC 37 Members and their families are now eligible for guided access to surgical care.

DC 37 BLACK HISTORY COMMITTEE

The DC 37 Black History Committee invites you to celebrate Black History Month during the following in-person and vir

Local 375 Women’s Organizing Committee (WOC) is taking a stand against Breast Cancer and Domestic Violence Awareness. Women are the majority in the Homes, Workplace, Churches, and Community, we must keep the Faith, Strength, Love, and Hope alive for a cure. Come out and support WOC 1st Breast Cancer and Domestic Violence Awareness event. (please see the flyer)

CONTRACT SURVEY RESULTS

I would like to thank all of the members that responded to the Local 375 survey and/or the DC 37 survey. This was your opportunity to prioritize your needs and the needs of your family.

To All DC 37 Members,
HRA
For Those We Missed
We Are Back Again
Details
Information Table
Where: 505 Clermont Ave, 7th Fl, Rm 708 A&B
When: Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Twenty two Students of Class 2017 were awarded the Joseph E Collins Memorial Scholarship at Local 375 Delegate meeting on Wednesday, June 14, 2017.

Local 375's Lesbian and Gay Issues Committee celebrated PRIDE 2017 at Local 375 Delegates meeting on Wednesday, June 14, 2017. Committee members and Chapter 7 (Parks) President Ricardo Hinkle spoke about the brief history of the LGBT Committee in DC 37 and in Local 375. He explained the different LGBT rallies and demonstrations in a PowerPoint presentation.

It is with sadness that Local 375 announces the passing of former Local President Louis G. Albano.  Lou served as President of Local 375 from 1980 to 1997.

Lou began his New York City career at the Transit Authority then moved on to the Board of Education where he rose through the leadership ranks of Chapter 14. In 1980, he was elected to his first term as president of Local 375.

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