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  1. The ALA Allied Professional Association's (ALA-APA) Salaries and Status of Library Workers (SSLW) committee invites you to join them for two sessions:
    • 5/1: Empowering Library Workers: Navigating Unionization in Challenging Environments
    • 5/8: What Comes after Unionization: Effective Engagement with Library Workers

    🔗 ala.org/news/member-news/2024/

    #ALA #ALAAPA #LIbraryUnions #LibraryLabor #LibraryWorkers #ProtectLibraryWorkers

  2. Upcoming #LibraryFreedomProject webinar:

    Labor Organizing in Libraries
    February 28 at 7:00PM ET

    With Kelly McElroy and Meredith Kahn, attendees will brainstorm talking unions to skeptical colleagues and discuss strategies to combat disinformation

    Registration: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

    #LibraryUnions #LibraryLabor #LibraryWorkers #ProtectLibraryWorkers

  3. A year after forming their union, Newberry Library employees have won their first contract, which includes:
    • 15% increase in pay and a ratification bonus
    • freeze of employee costs for health care
    • doubling of parental leave
    • bilingual pay
    • continuing education funding
    • grievance procedure and quarterly labor-management meetings

    🔗 afscme.org/blog/newberry-libra

    #LibraryUnions #LibraryWorkers #NewberryWorkersUnited #NewberryLibrary #AFSCME

  4. "Scratch nearly any kind of story—political, social, economic, cultural, and so on—and you’ll find a labor story. […] Public libraries are no exception, and Republicans' current headline-grabbing obsession with what goes on inside them is very much a labor issue."

    #LibraryWorkers #LibraryUnions #BookBans #ProtectLibraryWorkers #DanielBooneRegionalLibrary #PublicLibraries #LibraryLabor

    🔗 fastcompany.com/90881286/book-

  5. "The [Ferndale Library] union campaign gave the library workers something concrete to ask their patrons and the broader community to do if they wanted to strengthen their library, too, a way to be part of defending the library from the kinds of hostile book challenges other libraries nearby […] had been bombarded with, where responding to challenges had become a full-time job for some library workers."

    #LibraryUnions #LibraryWorkers #ProtectLibraryWorkers #BookBans

    🔗 newrepublic.com/article/170920