CWA 1180 - Calendar

Negotiations

ASPCA vets have agreement
Local 1180 members ratify contract deal with City (11/07)
Union reaches contract deal with City (9/07)
City contract proposal on the table (8/07)
City contract proposal being costed out (7/07)
City contract negotiations continue (6/07)
Contract deal at Human Rights First (6/07)
Negotiations update (5/07)
Local presents bargaining demands to City (1/07)

City sets date for a first bargaining session on a multi-year contract (1/07)
City rejects municipal coalition; UFT reaches speedy contract deal (11/06)
14-month deal with City ratified (10/06)
Payout set for early December
Unions in municipal coalition present their demands (10/06)
Dial 311: Demand the overdue 1% raise (10/06)
From October 2 to October 6, call daily
Inside an activist contract campaign (9/06)
Hair 'til it's fair and other creative tactics win workers at Human Rights Watch 31% over 5 years
Deal close on one-year extension (9/06)
Mayor responds to 1% letter campaign (9/06)
1% taken up by new labor coalition (7/06)
Negotiations move forward on a one-year contract extension
Letters pour in to mayor on 1%
DC 37 makes deal with city (7/06)
Residency requirement lifted; 9.42 percent raise; no pension givebacks
Victory at Human Rights Watch (7/06)
Salary increases for current staff plus a major hike in baseline pay for new hires
Local 1180 joins sanitation workers, Teamsters, teachers, and other municipal unions in historic new coalition to bargain with the city (6/06)
Progress, if slow, on 1% raise (6/06)
Plus, turn up the heat: download a letter to the mayor to sign and send.
City makes first formal offer in negotiations over 1% (5/06)
Health care givebacks on the table (5/06)
The mayor proposes health care givebacks for the next contract; DC 37 leaves Local 1180 out of the loop; and more
Veterinarians close to contract (5/06)
Javitz workers near deal (4/06)
The 1% Update (2/06)
In the 2002-2005 contract, a final 1% raise was contingent on productivity gains; securing it has been an uphill battle
One-year, 3.15% extension of city contract a possibility (2/06)
Due process for provisionals at Dept of Ed (2/06)
Human Rights Watch prepares for talks (2/06)
School Construction Authority (11/04)
New contract ratified in November

NYC Transit (11/04)
Pattern contract reached, with one variation

ASPCA (9/04)
Dogged determination wins first contract

Human Rights First (7/04)
Solidarity prevails in difficult talks

Jacob Javits Convention Center (7/04)
After three years of management intransigence, workers give upt

Payout dates for city contract (7/04)

City contract ratified (6/04)

Local 1180 settles city contract (5/04)
Agreement includes economic terms set by DC37 pattern

DC37 reaches deal with city (4/04)
Agreement calls for $1,000 bonus, 5% in raises, lower intial salaries and benefit concessions for new hires

Unified Court System
State court workers win 8.25%, $800 bonus; beat back giveback attempts on healthcare and work hours

City bargaining: parties to sit down for first session in May; 1180 publishes bargaining demands (4/04)

Health and welfare benefits protected in agreement with city (12/03)
Money next up for negotiations

Contract Negotiations 101 (11/03)
War, tax breaks for the rich, the recession, and 9/11 have helped stall contract talks between the Mayor and city workers
City bargaining (7/03)
Mayoral agencies paid one percent July 18
City bargaining: Fight Forward campaign (7/03)
Stewards galvanize an angry membership in budget fight; organizing around new contract survey this summer
City bargaining: Fight Forward campaign
Take the next step: Fill out the Action Survey
Human Rights Watch
Siginificant economic improvements in new contract

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