www.eastmeadowteachers.org
John Gallagher, President
Barbara DiFiore, Vice President
James Parisi, Vice President
Ryan Malone, Treasurer
The EMTA is the exclusive negotiating agent for over 700 teaching personnel, registered nurses, teaching assistants, library paraprofessionals, and intervention assistants of the East Meadow School District.
The East Meadow Teachers Association is affiliated with NYSUT, AFT, NEA, and AFL-CIO.
Recent News:
• Give To The NYSUT Disaster Relief Fund
• Managing Challenging Behaviors
• Build Better Listening Skills
• Tell Congress - Act Now To Stop Student
Loan Interest Rates From Doubling
• Did You Know... About 90% of funds
used to pay NYSTRS benefits come
from investment returns and employee
• 25 Tips For New NYSUT Members
• Buy American and look for the union
label. Visit www.shopunionmade.org
• Directions to NYSUT Regional Office
The East Meadow Teachers Association / PO Box 7 / East Meadow, NY 11554
Phone / Fax
631.979.0609
"United We Lead," reflects the mood of unionists throughout the country, who are rallying and protesting threats to collective bargaining and workers' rights, among other issues. Read More...
Thousands of NYSUT members, along with fellow unionists, met in Times Square to demonstrate their resolve to fight back against recent attacks on union members and their right to organize. A sea of red was seen from 42nd Street past 36th Street on 7th Avenue. The event was organized by NYSUT and the state AFL-CIO.
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Deeply concerned that a property tax cap “deal” hammered out by Albany leaders would destroy the ability of public schools to meet student needs — while also failing to provide the real tax relief that New Yorkers want — New York State United Teachers launched a new television ad campaign opposing the ill-conceived plan the New York Times called “nothing more than a political crutch.” Read More...
We fight the fight for workers’ rights from Madison to Albany to Nassau to Rochester to Syracuse to Newburgh to Plattsburgh to Buffalo to Schoharie to Watertown to Yonkers to Sachem and we’re not done yet. This is what democracy looks like.
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