Guy worked for the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority for 48 years. where he was the Director of Western Operations at the time of his death. Guy was an avid car enthusiast. He enjoyed drag racing, cruise nights with all his friends, and working in the shop every Saturday with his best friend. He loved to care for and show his 57 Chevy Bel Air, his third child. His greatest joy was being in the company of his granddaughters.

My responsibilities include, among others, acting as chief spokesperson in collective bargaining, actively participating in mid-term bargaining between the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Massachusetts Department of Transportation, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority and MOSES, and enforcing the resultant agreements by filing grievances, and by any and all other means available to the Union by law. .

Both the Primary Operator and Water Foreman inspect the work of contractors and engage in leak detection work, sometimes corresponding with the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority (MWRA). (Hale affidavit, at | 23 & 24). The Primary Operator investigates citizen complaints about water quality. When investigating such complaints, the Primary Operator is often accompanied by the Water Foreman.

The Department provides for the operation and maintenance of and repairs to the water distribution infrastructure that includes: 265 miles of water main, 18,000 service connections, 6 tanks storing a total of 8.8 million gallons of potable water, 4 water pump stations that distribute water to residents from the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) aqueduct, and 3 booster water pump stations that ensure adequate water pressure throughout

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY AND AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, COUNCIL 93 LOCAL 1242 MARCH 30, 2014 - MARCH 30, 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS PREAMBLE ARTICLE 1 RECOGNITION ARTICLE 2 UNION SECURITY ARTICLE 3 AGENCY FEE ARTICLE 4 UNION BUSINESS ARTICLE 5 ANTI-DISCRIMINATION AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ARTICLE 6 WORKWEEK AND WORK SCHEDULES ARTICLE 7 LEAVE ARTICLE 8 VACATIONS ARTICLE

My responsibilities include, among others: acting as chief spokesperson in collective bargaining; actively participating in mid-term bargaining between the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Massachusetts Department of Transportation, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority and MOSES; enforcing all agreements by filing grievances, and by any and all other means available to MOSES by law.

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In the case of employees of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, the employer shall mean the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. In the case of employees of the Suffolk county sheriff's department, employer shall mean the sheriff of Suffolk county or any individual who is designated by him to represent him or act in his interest in dealing with such employees.

They are owned and managed by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA). These grassytopped, naturalized areas are prime examples of continuous, linear wildlife corridors. As sections of the aqueducts are open for low impact walking trails to the public, they also continue to serve their wildlife corridor function, allowing for passage of various animals.

They are owned and managed by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA). These grassytopped, naturalized areas are prime examples of continuous, linear wildlife corridors. As sections of the aqueducts are open for low impact walking trails to the public, they also continue to serve their wildlife corridor function, allowing for passage of various animals.

sweeping, across the board COVID-19 related changes to working conditions and policies for its members in every state agency where its members are employed.3 The Union offered other grounds for finding good cause to 1 The CERB takes administrative notice that since October 2019, unions representing bargaining units of state employees employed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the Board of Higher Education, the University of Massachusetts, the Massachusetts