Happy Labor Day!

ANNOUNCEMENTS & UPDATES:

ASASP's staff has returned to the office. Please do not attempt to come to the office unless you have a scheduled appointment. Everyone will be required to wear a mask for their own safety, as well as ours. 

Thank you for your patience and understanding. Please continue to be safe and healthy!
ASASP's Office Staff
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ASASP's Sick Leave Bank Open Enrollment

Please submit your Sick Leave Bank Donation form, via email or fax, during our open enrollment period of July 1st through October 1st (annually). SLB donations do not transfer from one Union to another. You must submit our form to be enrolled.  

ASASP 11 Month Calendar (210 Days) 2021-2022

Click HERE to view and print the 210 Day Calendar

PLEASE DO NOT USE THE PONY SERVICE TO SUBMIT DOCUMENTS TO ASASP. You can either email to asaspunion@asasp.org, fax to 301-925-2774 or mail them to 1300 Caraway Court, #204, Largo, MD 20774.

Passing of a Founder

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Thomas Powers, Chief Negotiator, Michael P. Perich, President, Frank T. Stetson, Vice President, Nancy H. McClelland - Member Board of Directors, Mary Ellen, Member – Board of Directors, Roland Moore, Team Member, Richie Coleman Scott, Team Member and William R. Watkins, Member – Board of Directors.
It is with great sorrow that I announce the passing of one of the founders of our great Union. Mrs. Richie Coleman Scott (pictured third from left in second row), was one of a group of Administrators who took on the "David vs. Goliath" fight of breaking away from PGCEA. Administrators who were tired of being treated as Second class members of the Union that represented Teachers first. 

Mrs. Scott was a strong Union supporter throughout her career and beyond. She was a beloved Educator whose former students would stop her on the street to thank her for helping, and in some cases, saving them. She was a wonderful friend, and a beautiful person. She will be missed.

Labor Quote:

"Sit down and read. Educate yourself for the coming conflicts"
- Mary Harris "Mother Jones"
(Source: Union City)

Labor 411: Making it Easy to Buy Union

Don't know if something is union-made? Search Consumer Products at www.labor411.org for an extensive list of union foods, goods, and products or search City Directories for local union businesses. That's why we're here: Making it easy to buy union and to empower you to create a better life for you and your family.