Oct. 12 Legislative Town Hall in AkronSept. 28, 2015Learn about right-to-work, prevailing wage and how lawmakers are chipping away at your rights, wages and safety on the job.
Are you ready for Election Day?Sept. 23, 2015The Nov. 3 election will be here before we know it. Now is the time to make sure that your voter registration is up-to-date. The deadline to register to vote or update you registration information is quickly approaching on Oct. 3.
RiCI officers, staff intercept dangerous contraband packageSept. 23, 2015Correction Officers and staff at Richland Correctional Institution stopped an attempt to smuggle a gun and other contraband into the prison on Sunday morning.
A Night of Entertainment with USW Local 1046Sept. 22, 2015The members of USW Local 1046 would like to thank OCSEA members and staff for their generous donation and support at the solidarity march on Sunday.
Solidarity March with USW Local 1046Sept. 9, 2015Stand in solidarity with the Steelworkers who have been unfairly locked out of the Louisville, Ohio plant where they work.
2015 OCSEA Veterans ConferenceSept. 2, 2015The annual OCSEA Veterans Conference will be held Sept. 11-12 in Cleveland. The event is sponsored by the OCSEA Veterans Committee, and is open to all OCSEA members to say thanks to OCSEA brothers and sisters who are veterans and those currently serving in the armed forces.
Signs point to privatization attempts at Ohio Lottery...againSept. 2, 2015Four years after an attempt to privatize the Ohio Lottery Commission, OCSEA and its coalition partners against privatization fear that another attempt could be in the works.
Mabe, Jones and Stewart re-elected for four more yearsAug. 28, 2015Congratulations to the winners of today's election: OCSEA President Christopher Mabe, Vice President Kelvin Jones and Secretary-Treasurer Kathy Stewart were all re-elected.
OH Grievance down for scheduled maintenance Aug. 23Aug. 19, 2015The OH Grievance system will be down for scheduled maintenance from noon-8 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 23.
AG employees to begin bargaining Aug. 25Aug. 19, 2015Employees of the Attorney General's Office have undergone training and will begin bargaining their new contract on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Contract signing bonus to be included with Aug. 21 paycheckAug. 12, 2015The Office of Collective Bargaining has issued clarification on the $750 contract ratification bonus as negotiated in OCSEA’s contract with the State of Ohio.
Public Employee Benefit: Access to Deferred CompensationAug. 11, 2015Studies suggest that your pension only may provide 62-66 percent of your working income in retirement, while most experts recommend that you will need 75-85 percent.
Congress fails to make long-term commitment to federal transportation fundingAug. 5, 2015Last week, Congress passed yet another short-term extension of federal transportation funding that pays for highway and mass transit projects around the country. This is the 34th short-term extension of the Highway Trust Fund in six years.
Voting Rights Act turns 50Aug. 5, 2015This week marks 50 years since President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the national Voting Rights Act into law. Despite this triumph, a SCOTUS decision gutted the law in 2013.
Join Buckeye Middle Class Squeeze TourAug. 5, 2015As the first presidential primary debate approaches, union leaders across the state are urging workers to come together for the Buckeye Middle Class Squeeze Tour to stand up for middle class and worker issues and hold candidates accountable.
A new threat to prison safetyAug. 5, 2015As if Ohio’s Corrections employees don’t have enough to deal with, what with overcrowding and understaffing, they now have an additional threat: drones smuggling contraband over prison walls.
Senate President, House Speaker interviewed on Developmental Center closuresJuly 29, 2015Please call the two lawmakers NOW to strongly urge them to take up a veto override when session starts in the middle of September.
“Youngstown Plan” sets in motion Ohio’s public school takeoverJuly 29, 2015Opponents say this GOP-led House Bill 70 is just the beginning of the attacks aimed at dismantling Ohio’s public schools and collective bargaining agreements that protect teachers across the state.
Medicare is 50: As American As Apple PieJuly 29, 2015A day of action is planned for the event to insure that Medicare is not only protected, but improved and expanded.
OCSEA activists: No more damage to public services, care for disabledJuly 23, 2015OCSEA activists were joined by concerned parents and other supporters of public services to rally against the governor's recent veto of the Developmental Center closure commission and other cuts. The group of 200 protested against the attacks as Gov. John Kasich announced his run for the U.S. presidency.