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* Hope for the Working Poor - Kim Bobo speaks at UND Dec. 6
* International Human Rights Day - Health Care is a Human Right! Dec. 10
* Lunch with the League - Mayors Leucke and Rea discuss local use of stimulus money Dec. 11
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From the League of Women Voters .....
"9/11 - The 8th Anniversary - Are We Safer Now?"
Lunch with the League - Friday September 11, 2009
At the South Bend Chocolate Cafe, 122 S. Michigan St., South Bend
Guest Speaker: Dan Lindley, Associate Professor of Political Science, Univ. of Notre Dame
Speaker begins at 12:00 noon; Come as early as 11:30 A.M. to order lunch.
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"HOLDING GROUND, The Rebirth of Dudley Street" will be shown on Tuesday, June 16, at 7 PM, in the Dickinson Room of the St. Joseph County Library (304 S Main, SB). This 1997 documentary tells the inspiring story of the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative and shows how members of one Boston neighborhood were able to create and carry out their own agenda for change. Through this initiative, residents fought to close down illegal dumps, gained unprecedented control of land from City Hall and created a comprehensive plan to rebuild the fabric of their community. The event, sponsored by the Community Forum for Economic Development, is free and open to the public.
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Members of IBEW Local 153 are questioning why an out-of-town electrical contractor who does not adhere to South Bend's standards for wages and benefits was chosen over local union electrical contractors who purchase supplies and pay taxes in South Bend. Local union electricians spend their wages and pay their taxes locally.
Members of Carpenters Local 413 are criticizing WNIT and its general contractor Holladay Construction who, either collectively or independently, decided to subcontract part of WNIT's renovation work to HGR Consulting Inc. According to the union, HGR's employees are actually misclassified as "independent contractors," and therefore do not receive overtime pay or insurance and pension benefits.
Below you will find a letter from WNIT about the situation, and responses from the Electrical Workers and Carpenters Unions.
Download WNIT letter
Download Electrical Workers response
Download Carpenters response
Download Carpenters leaflet
Download 1099 Misclassification
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On Tuesday, May 13, The St. Joseph County Council overrode a veto by the County Commissioners and passed Ordinance 24-09, which provides responsible standards for tax abatements.
Download Ordinance 24-09
Download Summary Ordinance 24-09
Download Sbt.09.0513.St Joseph County Council overrides tax abatement veto
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