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I have made these calls before. They usually give you list of Unions households --past retired present and ask them to call their Reps and state senators. then we can only hope they do.
Make Calls to Change Wisconsin's Worst Budget Ever
Wisconsin AFL-CIO <solidarity@wisaflcio.org> Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 3:02 PM
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Budget negotiations have stalled as Republicans squabble over how many ways they can attack working families and roll back public services in Wisconsin. You can be sure that lawmakers are hearing from big-time lobbyists and special interests during this time. Now, it is time for lawmakers to hear from real Wisconsinites and get YOUR thoughts on the budget.
The Wisconsin AFL-CIO will be hosting phone banks to help connect union members with their elected representatives. Sign up now to connect voters to their legislators and make sure they know that Wisconsinites oppose this budget.
Working people are sounding the alarm against cuts to public schools, attacks on prevailing wage, the federalization of Wisconsin Family and Medical Leave protections, the privatization of homecare, destruction of the ideals that the UW-System was built on, job cuts at prisons and cuts to public services such as recycling and public broadcasting.
Phone banks will be open from 3:00 PM- 7:00 PM in Eau Claire, Kenosha, Madison, Milwaukee and Wausau and Wisconsin Rapids. Come and help educate and motivate others to speak out about Gov. Walkers bad budget.
Times and locations are as follows:
Madison: South Central Federation of Labor, 1602 S. Park Street #212, Madison, 53715
Contact: Wendy Strout wstrout@aflcio.org for further information or to RSVP.
Monday, 6/29 - 3p7p
Tuesday, 6/30 3p-7p
Wednesday, 7/1 - 3p7p
Thursday, 7/2 - 3p7p
Monday, 7/6 - 3p7p
Tuesday, 7/7 - 3p7p
Wednesday, 7/8 - 3p7p
Thursday, 7/9 - 3p7p
Milwaukee: Wisconsin AFL-CIO, 6333 West Bluemound, 2nd Floor, Milwaukee, 53213
Contact: Emily Kitchin - ekitchin@wisaflcio.org for further information or to RSVP.
Monday, 6/29 - 3p7p
Tuesday, 6/30 3p-7p
Wednesday, 7/1 - 3p7p
Thursday, 7/2 - 3p7p
Monday, 7/6 - 3p7p
Tuesday, 7/7 - 3p7p
Wednesday, 7/8 - 3p7p
Thursday, 7/9 - 3p7p
Kenosha: UAW 72 - 3615 Washington Rd., Kenosha, 53144
Contact Justin Geiger - jgeiger@wisaflcio.org for further information or to RSVP.
Tuesday, June 30
2 PM 6 PM
Tuesday, July 7
2 PM 6 PM
Thursday, July 9
2 PM 6 PM
Eau Claire: Eau Claire Labor Temple, 2233 Birch Street, Eau Claire, 54703
Contact Andy Thompson, athompson@wisaflcio.org
Tuesday, June 30
4 PM 7 PM
Wednesday, July 1
4 PM 7 PM
Wausau: Wausau Labor Temple, 318 S. 3rd Ave., Wausau
Contact Sabrina Johnson, sjohnson@wisaflcio.org
Tuesday, June 30
4 PM 7 PM
Thursday, July 2
4 PM 7 PM
Wisconsin Rapids, LIUNA Hall, 220 Johnson Street
Contact Sabrina Johnson, sjohnson@wisaflcio.org
Wednesday, July 1
4 PM 7 PM
Make your voice heard! Working people coming together to participate in democracy makes our state stronger. The time is now to raise your voice against Gov. Walker and the Republicans disaster budget that will be a lasting negative impact on generations to come.
In Solidarity,
Phil Neuenfeldt, President
Stephanie Bloomingdale, Secretary-Treasurer
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