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Members’ Workers’ Comp questions answered

PEF gave members a chance to ask questions about Workers Compensation in an evening Zoom meeting on January 19 hosted by Aronova & Associates,...

VP DiAntonio testifies on workforce development at joint legislative hearing; urges state to Fund Our Future

PEF Vice President Randi DiAntonio made the case for funding our future to state Assembly and Senate leaders January 31, advocating for increased staffing and salaries; an end to facility...

Retro longevity payments coming this month

February 7, 2022 — PEF members will receive retroactive payment of earned performance awards in separate checks or direct deposit dated February 10 (institution payroll) and February 16 (administration payroll)....

What you need to know about state weather emergencies

With winter in full swing and weather emergency declarations always possible, PEF Contract Administration has issued a memo answering Frequently Asked Questions about your rights during a declared State of...

2022 PEF Convention Delegate Rules

Letters to the Editor – February 2022

How do you apply for license reimbursement? To the Editor: I paid for my nursing license in 2021 and I understand we can get reimbursed. How can I make this...

Retirees in Action: Do you know what to do if your partner dies?

February 4, 2022 — I hope you all had a great holiday season and wonderful New Year. February is a great month to reset and review life choices, especially end-of-life...

Is there a new hire at your worksite? Have they had a PEF orientation?

As a member of PEF, you know there are many benefits associated with being a part of the union.  But what about the new hires at your worksite?  With the...

We can all be PEF, Fund Our Future campaign ambassadors

The power of social media is always at our fingertips.  While unions are in the public eye, it’s a perfect time to make the best use of hashtags, Facebook posts,...

The pitfalls of privatization: A discussion with Donald Cohen

After going remote during the height of the pandemic, colleges began bringing students back to dormitories for the fall 2021 session. The plan was to keep dorm capacity down to...