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State lawmakers claim they don't know what we want them to do. They told the ABQ Journal, “Do you want more education cuts? Do you want the rich to pay their share of taxes? We can't get a feel for what you want us to do.” AEAA knows what to do. We’ll share it with EAs, CSLs, CSAs who attend area legislative update meetings in February. |
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PLEASE, contact your state senator NOW! Tell her or him, "Raise revenues by making the rich pay their fair share of state income taxes. The rich pay 4.5%, I pay 10.8%." |
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APS employees are facing the most serious threat to public education funding EVER. All registered voters should contact their state senator immediately. |
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Download this "Happy New Year?" flyer. Share with EAs, CSLs and CSAs at your job site. Be sure to also download Kathy Chavez's cover letter for the flyer. |
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A scientific poll of 400 registered voters randomly selected from across New Mexico reveals what voters want their state lawmakers to do to balance the budget deficit:
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According to a Legislative Finance Committee study, Educational Retirement Board (ERB) fund and Permanent School Fund investments last year were bad enough to rank them among the worst performing funds of their kind in the nation. But, beginning July 1, state lawmakers are going to force education employees, who earn more than $20,000 a year, to pay more of their much-needed spending money into the ERB by raising retirement deductions.
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State lawmakers and the governor have made huge cuts to public education. Those cuts have consequences. Education cuts mean program cuts for kids, overcrowded classrooms, pay cuts, job layoffs, and furloughs, and more. Now lawmakers and governor say they will cut more. School employees, parents, and voters are fighting back on education cuts. We've had enough. Register for GET ACTIVE now. We will send you updates on our campaign, what we are doing to fight back, and how you can help. CLICK HERE NOW TO REGISTER FOR GET ACTIVE!
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Register your email address on Get Active and be e-INFORMED about what's really happening, really quick. |
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Find out if your state senator, representative and governor are paying you enough to live above poverty. |
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AEAA will use E-communications to keep Union members and Building Reps informed. Check this link frequently for the latest information, flyers and newsletters. In addition, Union Reps (BRs) should update their email addresses with Membership Specialist Eloisa Corona at 266-6638, ext. 105, as AEAA will utitlize emails to keep BRs informed.
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