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Elementary Teachers Pizza Hut Book-Its and General Membership September 30 6PM

Carpool to the meeting with 3 or more to get $10 to cover the cost of fuel (driver only).

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Pizza Hut BOOK IT!


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Book It!, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary, is dedicated to encouraging reading nationwide. It empowers teachers and parents to motivate their students to read, or more specifically “Read Your Heart Out,” and in return, the kids receive free pizza from the chain.


“Our work is more than just a corporate mission, it’s a personal challenge to turn have to read into want to read,” an official mission statement reads. “We know our time-tested incentives work. We are the largest and longest-running corporate supported reading program, and now we are fostering the second generation of program alumni. We know that reading makes a difference.”


GFT General Membership Meeting September 2024

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Join us for an engaging General Membership meeting on Monday, September 30, 2024, at 6 PM at the GFT Event Hall in Mangilao. All members are invited to attend and enjoy complimentary refreshments/dinner. This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow union members across different agencies represented by GFT. President Tim Fedenko will share valuable insights on the latest agency developments. Carpool with 3 or more colleagues and receive $10 to cover fuel costs (driver only). And if you bring a friend who signs up for GFT at the meeting, you'll receive $20! We look forward to seeing you there!


An AFT Campaign: Code Red

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Our healthcare system and the health professionals who staff it are at the breaking point. Hospitals were understaffed, in many cases dangerously so, long before COVID-19. And now, frontline caregivers are burned out, exhausted from the moral injury of being forced to provide inadequate care and leaving hospital employment in record numbers. Guided by revenue- and profit-driven, often callous decision-making of our nation’s hospitals, executives put their economic bottom line ahead of patient care and the safety of their frontline healthcare workers long before the recent public health emergency. Quite simply, our nation’s hospitals have... [Read more]

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