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AFGE Local 1395 would like to remind our members of our MOU with the agency concerning  Religious Compensation:

Employees must repay advanced Religious Compensatory Time (RCT) before the end of the prescribed time frame, normally within eight (8) pay periods after the time is used.
When employees do not have eight (8) pay periods in advance of the approved time off, supervisors will grant employees 10 pay periods following the time off to repay the time. Supervisors will change any leave not repaid by the expiration date first to annual leave.
Click below to read the entire MOU:

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Leave Counseling!!

August 13th, 2012 | Posted by admin in Contract | Your Rights - (0 Comments)

Have you been leave counseled?

 

Sick Leave counseling should be for a leave PATTERN per Article 31 of the AFGE/SSA National Agreement below. A pattern is when you continually do the same thing, i.e. calling in sick every Monday. A pattern is not using all of your leave when you are sick. The agency should not be counseling on your leave BALANCE.

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AFGE Contract Agreement

July 27th, 2012 | Posted by admin in Benefits | Contract | News | Web | Your Rights - (0 Comments)

newsThe Social Security Administration and its largest union, the American Federation of Government Employees, have signed off on a final contract, capping more than two years of tough negotiations.

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MOU for Awards in FY 2012

June 25th, 2012 | Posted by admin in News | Your Rights - (0 Comments)

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This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is entered into jointly by and between the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) General Committee, and the Social Security Administration (Agency), and collectively referred to as Parties.

 

The purpose of this MOU is to address all issues relating to the Agency's decision to pay monetary awards in FY 2012 to AFGE bargaining unit employees.

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 newsAfter 27 months of intensive hard labor the goal of a new contract has finally been achieved.

What we need you the Union Member to do is “VOTE”, to ratify (approve) or not ratify (deny) the new contract.

This ratification vote must be completed by June 12, 2012. Information on how to VOTE will be attached.

You can see the New Contract on  www.mycontract2009.org  under “Contract for Ratification”.

 

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IVOL Feigenbaum decision

May 7th, 2012 | Posted by enealjr in Contract | News | Your Rights - (0 Comments)

Ruling

Arbitrator Charles Feigenbaum ordered the agency to discontinue using its Internal Vacancies on-Line program, IVOL, except that the agency could continue to announce vacancies online and accept paper or electronic SSA-45 forms. The arbitrator ordered that all current openings be re-announced in accordance with his decision. (more…)

newsDear Employees,
 
As you might know, in 2007 the union filed a national level grievance when SSA management improperly implemented the Internal Vacancies on Line program (IVOL) that dramatically changed the way employees put in for vacancies and the way that the applications are scored and how selections are made. AFGE won the arbitration.

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Per the Contract if you work a 2 hours of overtime you must have a 3rd break of 10 minutes.

AFGE/SSA NATIONAL AGREEMENT (Contract)

 

Article 10 -Hours of Work, Flextime, Alternate Work Arrangements and Credit Hours

 

Section 1 -- Hours of Work

 

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Do you know what a grievance is? Article 24 of the National Agreement between Union and Agency says:

A grievance means any complaint:

A. by an employee(s) concerning any matter relating to the employment of the employee;
B. by the Union concerning any matter relating to the employment of any employee; or

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