Updates
From Tevoia Cropper, a Developmental Disability Associate Supervisor at the Holly Center in Eastern Maryland: I’ve worked at the Holly Center for over a decade. I’ve signed my AFSCME membership/authorization card already because it is my YES vote for our AFSCME...
From Rob Pongratz, a Case Management Supervisor: I’ve worked for DPSCS for 14 years, starting as a Correctional Officer, Case Management Specialist, and now a Case Management Supervisor. I’ve signed my AFSCME membership/authorization card already. It is my YES vote...
From Bobby Ballard, a Field Maintenance Tech IV in the State Highway Administration: During my time as a supervisor, I’ve seen opportunities for better pay and more resources slip past us. Not anymore, now that I have been working with other supervisors in MDOT to...
From LaShonda Dreher, Drinking and Driving Monitor Supervisor for the Division of Parole and Probation: Have you heard the news? Gov. Moore signed our supervisors collective bargaining bill today, and I was one of many supervisors who had a chance to witness this...
From Michelle Ward, an Intake Supervisor at the Office of the Public Defender in Baltimore City: I have some exciting news to share: Governor Moore is scheduled to sign our supervisors collective bargaining bill on Thursday, April 25! This is a historic moment for all...
We want to share with you some exciting news that is just coming out of Annapolis: our supervisors collective bargaining bill has been passed by the Maryland General Assembly! That means we have one more step to go – Gov. Moore’s signature. What’s next? Now it’s time...
We’ve come so far, but now we must keep up the pressure to get our bill to the finish line and to the Governor’s desk!
After sending hundreds of letters to legislators in support of supervisor collective bargaining, both committees voted favorably!
Over the last three weeks, more than fifty of us supervisors have come out to lobby legislators in support of our supervisors’ collective bargaining bill.