In a June 4 email blast headlined “Emergency” sent to Communications Workers of America Local 1180’s 2,000 Administrative Managers, the union urged them to complete the legal papers required for its $15-million discrimination settlement with the city to be finalized.
“As you know, we need 90 percent of 2,000 Administrative Managers who are part of the settlement to sign the paperwork and return it to our office by June 30,” wrote CWA President Gloria Middleton in the email, which was obtained by this newspaper. “As of now, only 902 of you have done so.”
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