Sunday, August 01, 2010

Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure

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We are on a mission to support the Dallas County Affiliate of
Susan G. Komen for the Cure.  Will you join us?
To donate or for more information go to:
www.komen-dallas.org/supportme <http://www.komen-dallas.org/supportme>
and search for our ATD Working Women’s Committee Team.  

Team TWU – Union Women for a Cure
              We sincerely thank you 

 

As the ATD Working Women’s Committee, we are volunteering/participating in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Dallas, TX on October 16, 2010.  We are excited to be fulfilling this community service commitment as a group.  

To participate in the race, go to http://www.komen-dallas.org/site/PageServer?pagename=race_info    

We thank you in advance for your support in finding a cure and to our committee.

 

 

"I can be changed by what happens to me, but I refuse to be reduced by it."   --Maya Angelou

 

We are on a mission to support the Dallas County Affiliate of
Susan G. Komen for the Cure.  Will you join us?
To donate or for more information go to:
www.komen-dallas.org/supportme <http://www.komen-dallas.org/supportme>
and search for our ATD Working Women’s Committee Team.  

Team TWU – Union Women for a Cure
              We sincerely thank you 

 

As the ATD Working Women’s Committee, we are volunteering/participating in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Dallas, TX on October 16, 2010.  We are excited to be fulfilling this community service commitment as a group.  

To participate in the race, go to http://www.komen-dallas.org/site/PageServer?pagename=race_info    

We thank you in advance for your support in finding a cure and to our committee.

 

 

"I can be changed by what happens to me, but I refuse to be reduced by it."   --Maya Angelou

 

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Working Women Have Something to Say . . .  

It is time again for the Ask A Working Woman Survey.  Women have something to say about the economy, health care, balancing family and work, and jobs. We want to hear it!

Every two years the AFL-CIO and Working America conduct a survey to capture the views of working women.  Participating in the Ask a Working Woman survey will give you a chance to tell us how you feel about your job, how the recession has affected your family and what you hope and worry the next five years will bring. We'll take what you and tens of thousands of other women tell us and make sure decision makers and the media hear what you have to say.

Our last survey in 2008 resulted in thousands of responses from women across the country.  This year we want to reach even more women.  Survey results will be an invaluable tool for moving working women’s issues into the national dialogue.

Please take time TODAY to complete this short survey. Take the 2010 Ask a Working Woman survey.

Tell other women about this survey at http://aaww.questionpro.com. Pass it on to family and friends.

 

Working Women Have Something to Say . . .  

It is time again for the Ask A Working Woman Survey.  Women have something to say about the economy, health care, balancing family and work, and jobs. We want to hear it!

Every two years the AFL-CIO and Working America conduct a survey to capture the views of working women.  Participating in the Ask a Working Woman survey will give you a chance to tell us how you feel about your job, how the recession has affected your family and what you hope and worry the next five years will bring. We'll take what you and tens of thousands of other women tell us and make sure decision makers and the media hear what you have to say.

Our last survey in 2008 resulted in thousands of responses from women across the country.  This year we want to reach even more women.  Survey results will be an invaluable tool for moving working women’s issues into the national dialogue.

Please take time TODAY to complete this short survey. Take the 2010 Ask a Working Woman survey.

Tell other women about this survey at http://aaww.questionpro.com. Pass it on to family and friends.

 

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 "We may encounter many defeats but we must not be defeated."  

Maya Angelou (American Writer)


 

 

June 2010 Meeting Hosted by Local 568 in Miami, FL 

Click HERE to see more photos.

 

 "We may encounter many defeats but we must not be defeated."  

Maya Angelou (American Writer)


 

 

June 2010 Meeting Hosted by Local 568 in Miami, FL 

Click HERE to see more photos.

 



 For questions, comments or content suggestions, please send email to: atucker@twu.org 



 For questions, comments or content suggestions, please send email to: atucker@twu.org 

MISSION STATEMENT

 

Whereas, we are approaching the 21st century with women making up half the workforce of our country and an increasing part of the Transport Workers Union of America,

And whereas, the National and Local Officers of the Transport Workers Union of America must take the lead in organizing, recruitment, education and the development of women to be strong rank-and-file and strong leaders to serve the needs of our increasingly diverse membership,

Be it resolved, The Transport Workers Union of America has created a Women's Sub-Committee with the objective to promote concerns of women in our great Union and of working Union women everywhere.

In as much, we have begun the process to encourage our Locals to have educational programs that build self-esteem among our Sisters and encourage participation among women in all our Locals, to have on-going education programs in leadership, politics and political action, to assist and support women in the workplace on issues that confront them on a daily basis; such as, affordable child care and elder care, sexual harassment, workplace violence and discrimination, and to provide information and resource referrals on women's health issues such as, but not limited to, breast cancer and HIV. Because of these objectives our slogan will be "Each one...teach one for Union women everywhere."

 

Approved at the International Executive Council Meeting on June 9, 1998. 

 

Whereas, we are approaching the 21st century with women making up half the workforce of our country and an increasing part of the Transport Workers Union of America,

And whereas, the National and Local Officers of the Transport Workers Union of America must take the lead in organizing, recruitment, education and the development of women to be strong rank-and-file and strong leaders to serve the needs of our increasingly diverse membership,

Be it resolved, The Transport Workers Union of America has created a Women's Sub-Committee with the objective to promote concerns of women in our great Union and of working Union women everywhere.

In as much, we have begun the process to encourage our Locals to have educational programs that build self-esteem among our Sisters and encourage participation among women in all our Locals, to have on-going education programs in leadership, politics and political action, to assist and support women in the workplace on issues that confront them on a daily basis; such as, affordable child care and elder care, sexual harassment, workplace violence and discrimination, and to provide information and resource referrals on women's health issues such as, but not limited to, breast cancer and HIV. Because of these objectives our slogan will be "Each one...teach one for Union women everywhere."

 

Approved at the International Executive Council Meeting on June 9, 1998. 

 

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