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Southampton Supervisor Hears a Chorus of Complaints From Union Employees Over Raises to Others

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Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Members of Southampton Town's Civil Service union, the CSEA, protested Supervisor Maria Moore's decision to give raises to non-union employees in the 2025 budget, while union workers will only receive the raises they are guaranteed in the current union budget. The workers said Moore said she should have given them additional raises. Moore said she plans to address union salary levels when the next union contract is negotiated next year. MICHAEL WRIGHT

authorMichael Wright on Oct 23, 2024
Dozens of Southampton Town’s civil service employees on Tuesday bombarded Supervisor Maria Moore, on the steps of Southampton Town Hall, with grievances about their pay and conflicts with town department... more

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