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Contract road shows offer glimpse into historic contract<br />
To help <strong>OCSEA</strong> chapters prepare for the ratification process<br />
in early December, <strong>OCSEA</strong> officers, bargaining team<br />
members and staff traveled to every <strong>OCSEA</strong> district to<br />
discuss the first-ever, agreed-upon contract extension.<br />
<strong>OCSEA</strong> Pres. Christopher Mabe and the team talked about what<br />
exactly this contract is worth to <strong>OCSEA</strong> members and their families<br />
and thanked activists for their efforts to repeal SB 5 – which gave<br />
the union the strength to bargain such an historic contract.<br />
See pages 4-5 for more on the historic contract extension.<br />
<strong>OCSEA</strong> officers Pres.<br />
Christopher Mabe (left),<br />
Vice Pres. Kelvin Jones<br />
(below right) and Sec’y-<br />
Treas. Kathy Stewart (below<br />
left) traveled the state over<br />
a two-week period to lay<br />
out the details of an historic<br />
contract extension.<br />
At nine road<br />
shows around<br />
the state, including<br />
in Athens (left)<br />
and Youngstown<br />
(above), leaders go<br />
over the extended<br />
contract to take<br />
information back to<br />
their membership.<br />
Members in Mansfield take part in a<br />
Q&A session on the contract.<br />
Activists from the Northwest Developmental Center give a<br />
thumbs up to ratifying the contract.<br />
Learning about <strong>OCSEA</strong>’s contract with the state is a family<br />
affair in Cleveland.<br />
22 Public Employee Quarterly Winter 2012
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