OPEIU Local 12 OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12 OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12 OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12 OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12 OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12 OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12 OPEIU Local 12

OPEIU Local 12

HealthPartners members CAT meetings

HealthPartners members are gearing up for a strong contract campaign. HealthPartners Local 12 members can join us for CAT meetings by registering here:

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUkcO2qpjkuHdCg-3Buqz-9GEL8yKMifS_C

All meetings are held every other Tuesday from 6:30-7:30pm over zoom. The following dates are set for the CAT:

  • April 9th
  • April 23rd
  • May 7th
  • May 21st

Latest News

Allen Byron Named OPEIU Vice President

The OPEIU Executive Board has named Allen Byron to serve as Vice President for Region II on the Executive Board. Byron is Secretary-Treasurer/Business Manager of OPEIU Local 32 in Union, New Jersey. “Allen has been a dedicated union leader for many years, and his life’s mission has been to better the lives of working families in New Jersey,” said OPEIU President Michael Goodwin. “His experience working at Local 32, defending members and negotiating higher pay and benefits, makes him the perfect person to represent the members of Region II.”

Byron was a senior computer operator at the Newark Housing Authority (NHA) in November 1979 when he was selected to serve as a member of the contract negotiating committee for the union representing the workers, SEIU Local 617. After a promotion to supervising computer operator, he joined OPEIU Local 32 and became president of the NHA Association, as well as full-time union representative and chief shop steward.

Upon his retirement from NHA in May 2005, Byron became a Local 32 business representative, and in 2006 became the secretary-treasurer/business manager. With the support of the OPEIU, he was appointed vice president of the New Jersey State AFL-CIO.

Byron is a lifelong resident of Elizabeth, New Jersey.

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