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     100% SHOP        CELEBRATION 

Dept.137 2 nd Shift 208 Line. Shop was recognized with a KFC Dinner on Friday August 6,2004 Steward Joe Cantron

Congratulations for a job well done.

 

On 6-11-04 Departments 124, 143, & 147 second shift
(525 Assembly Line)
Celebrated a luncheon for  100% Union membership. Please help us in congratulating  Brother Christopher Blomstedt (Steward) & Sister Tammy Hourigan (2nd Shift Plant chair)

 

CONGRATULATIONS

To Our Child Care Staff:

Ms.Jane

Ms. DeAnna

Ms. Twila

Ms. Jeannie

Ms. Heather

8 Consecutive

PERFECT Inspections 1 State Licensing, 7 Health Dept.

Zero Violations

 

Millions are Uninsured

A study by Families USA reported that nearly 82 million people, one third of the U.S. population younger than 65, lacked health insurance at some point over the past two years.

In Texas, 43.3 percent of the non-elderly population does not have health insurance, the highest rate in the country. New Mexico, California, Nevada, Louisiana, Arizona, Mississippi and Oklahoma all have over 35 percent of their population uninsured.

The executive director of Families USA, Ron Pollack, said “fast-rising health care costs, a soft labor market in which employers are passing more health care costs to workers and reductions in state safety net programs are resulting in substantial increases in the number of uninsured.” Lack of health insurance is associated with poorer health, earlier death and delayed and inadequate medical care.

The numbers are higher for minorities. Sixty percent of Hispanics and 43 percent of blacks were uninsured, compared to 23.5 percent among whites. Read the article.

 


The seal of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers of the Untied States (above) was instituted Aug. 4, 1876. The first labor union in Wyandotte County was Pioneer Lodge No. 1 (seal below), Rosedale, Kan., organized Aug. 13, 1881. more....

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