OTHER RECENT UNION NEWS

Osco Pharmacists: Get the Facts About the Company’s Contract Offer

| June 22, 2016

Osco management has been distributing a summary of its contract offer to pharmacists. But the company’s handout does not tell the whole story. “No matter how the company tries to dress up its proposal, the truth is that they haven’t listened to pharmacists and they don’t care about what matters most to you,” said John T. Coli, Secretary-Treasurer of Local 727.

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SCI Bargains in Bad Faith, Proposes 90 Contract Changes to Eviscerate Funeral Members’ Rights

| June 22, 2016

In an attempt to completely eviscerate employees’ rights and weaken the bargaining unit, funeral industry giant Service Corporation International opened negotiations with Teamsters Local 727 on June 20 by proposing a staggering 90 changes to the contract covering Chicago-area funeral directors, embalmers and drivers.

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Osco Wrongfully Forcing Pharmacists to Work Mandatory Overtime

| June 21, 2016

Osco management is attempting to force pharmacists to work mandatory overtime in order to attend meetings to discuss the company’s contract proposal — a clear violation of the collective bargaining agreement.

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Union Sends Osco Pharmacists Mail Ballots; Local 727 Bargaining Committee Urges Members to Vote ‘Against Contract’

Union Sends Osco Pharmacists Mail Ballots; Local 727 Bargaining Committee Urges Members to Vote ‘Against Contract’

| June 20, 2016

ased on pharmacists’ feedback, the Local 727 Bargaining Committee presented its final offer to the company on June 14. In response, the company presented its offer, which pharmacists will now vote on via mail ballot. However, Osco’s last offer fails to address pharmacists’ concerns.

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CVS Pharmacists Express Disgust Over Company’s Latest Proposal

CVS Pharmacists Express Disgust Over Company’s Latest Proposal

| June 20, 2016

CVS pharmacists have expressed disgust over the company’s latest contract proposals, which still include radical concessions such as mandatory 12-hour shifts, forcing pharmacists to perform work on uncompensated time and meager wage increases.

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