Quiyana Butler

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“Those in power do not want us to be part of our unions so it can fizzle away and they can have all the power. I remind other members here, being part of the union is what has helped us protect our hybrid schedule; get first interviews for bargaining unit positions; how bereavement can be used in a more flexible manner. Negotiations are about many issues. That’s why the contract is a thick book; it’s not just about a raise.”

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