AFSCME Local 1201, Middlebury Workers & Rutland Library Workers, Ratify New Three Year Union Collective Bargaining Agreements

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AFSCME LOCAL 1201, MIDDLEBURY WORKERS & RUTLAND LIBRARY WORKERS, RATIFY NEW THREE YEAR UNION COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS

* Middlebury Workers To See Up To 21% Raises Over Three Years;

* Rutland Library Workers To See Up To 14% Raises/Bonuses;

Today in Vermont, Town of Middlebury workers (AFSCME Local 1201) ratified a solid new three year Collective Bargaining Agreement which, among things, achieves:

* Year one total raises ranging from 8% (less senior workers) to 6.5% (more senior workers);

* Total raises (COLA, Steps, Seniority Bonus) ranging between 21% (those within their first eight years of Seniority) to 16.5% (those past eight years of Seniority) during the life of the three year Agreement;

* 5.5% COLA year one retro to July 1 (plus Steps or Seniority Bonus);

* 5%-2% COLA year two (depending on the November to November CPI);

* 3% COLA year three;

* By year two, lowest paid town worker will be getting over $20 an hour;

* DPW On-Call Pay to increased from $130 a week to $160 per week during life of Agreement;

* Flexibility concerning hours worked on Sunday for Wastewater Plant workers;

* No concessions!

Rutland Library workers (also members of AFSCME Local 1201) ratified their new Contract last week.  Among other things their new Agreement achieves the following:

* Up to 14% raises (COLA & Bonuses) over three year life of CBA plus new longevity pay;

* 3% COLA year one retro to July 1;

* 3% Bonus year one;

* Up to 5% COLA year two (depending on CPI & other factors);

* 3%-2% COLA year three (depending on CPI);

* Additional pay Steps for first five years of service maintained, with new .10 cents an hour longevity pay each year thereafter;

* Expansion of healthcare opt-out payment for all Union members;

* 82% of the regular healthcare premium paid by employer;

The Vermont AFL-CIO Congratulates AFSCME Local 1201 members at the Town of Middlebury and Rutland Library for winning solid new CBAs and once again showing that THERE IS POWER IN THE UNION!

-VT AFL-CIO

Original source can be found here.



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