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- SSEU Local 371 – Official website of the Social Service Employees Union . . .
The Unionist is an official monthly publication of the Social Service Employees Union Local 371 It covers the most important labor news and developments, as well as gives crucial updates and information on benefits, promotional exams, events, etc
- SSEU Local 371 Welfare Fund – Social Service Employees Union Local 371 . . .
Social Service Employees Union Local 371 Welfare Fund operates as a non-profit organization The Organization negotiates benefits and manages grievances of the employees
- Dental and Optical Providers – SSEU Local 371
SSEU Local 371 has a brand new, state-of-the-art dental office that employs some of the best dental professionals to offer outstanding dental care for our members, with ZERO out of pocket expense
- Contact Us – SSEU Local 371
Official website of the Social Service Employees Union Local 371 EMAIL info@sseu371 org PHONE
- Request for Reinstatement - Title II
request reinstatement of my Social Security Disability Benefits I am disabled and my impairment is the same as (or related to) the impairment which was the basis for my prior entitlement I am not performing substantial gainful activity (SGA) and my medical condition prevents me from performing SGA
- SSEU Local 371, DC 37 – AFSCME - CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies
Social Service Employees Union (SSEU) Local 371 is part of District Council 37 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFL-CIO) The Union represents workers employed by New York City in a large number of titles, mainly in the social service professions
- Educational Fund – SSEU Local 371 Welfare Fund
CHARLES ENSLEY EDUCATIONAL FUND (Formerly SSEU Local 371 Educational Fund) The Charles Ensley Educational Fund was created through the strength of collective bargaining, and has provided benefits to covered members for more than thirty-five years
- History – SSEU Local 371
With intense involvement by its militant rank-and-file, the independent Social Service Employees Union captured representation rights for 6,000 caseworkers in October 1964 from a previously ineffective Local 371 — which was then revitalized with new leadership
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