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ucberkelylogo Summer Insititute for Union Women •  Sonoma State University, CA
 • July 23-27, 2012 • Get the full SIUW program brochure 

LERC upcoming 2012 Leadership Schools & Programs

 

Pendleton Bend Distance Cover May 19 • LERC 2012 Distance Class • Pendleton & Bend

SS 2012 brochure August 10-12 • AFL-CIO 2012 Summer School • UO, Eugene Register Online

 

Strategic Planning

Health Care Bargaining Brochure May 16 • Health Care Bargaining Conference • Portland

Meeting the Challenge of the Health Insurance Crisis at the Bargaining Table. Any union member who has been at the bargaining table the last ten years has faced the seemingly insurmountable challenge of health care insurance. How to maintain hard won benefits in an era when costs are rising by double digits has become the main issue in most labor negotiations.

For Union Staff, Officers, Health Care Committee, Bargaining Committee Members and other Union Leaders who are responsible for designing strategies to preserve and extend health benefits for the membership. We will address the changing world of health insurance and identify new approaches for the bargaining table. We will examine the national and state legislative changes, but the program will concentrate primarily on what can be done at the local bargaining table itself. Online Registration

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Welcome to LERC!
Since its inception in 1977, the Labor Education and Research Center at the University of Oregon has made the resources and expertise of the higher education system available to workers, unions, policy makers, and community partners throughout Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

We are committed to improving the lives of working Oregonians and enhancing their ability to participate effectively in the workplace and community affairs. We believe that the presence of a strong union movement not only provides workers with vital protections but also is essential to maintaining a just and democratic society. We invite you to learn more.

See our Biennial Report, 2009-2010.

 
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