2020-2022 MPEC Executive Board
MPEC Caravan to Stop the Cuts
When Gov. Hogan proposed to solve the state’s fiscal challenges on the backs of state employees, MPEC stood tall and fought back. President Jerry Smith quickly mobilized the membership to engage in a massive lobbying campaign to members of the Board of Public Works to reject hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts to state workers. Following intense letter writing and phone calling efforts, MPEC held a caravan outside of the Maryland State Treasurer’s Office to encourage Treasurer Nancy Kopp and Comptroller Peter Franchot to reject the proposed cuts.
MPEC Statement on BPW Decision
Attached please find MPEC President Jerry Smith's statement on today's Board of Public Works decision to delay cuts to state employees.
MPEC represents 5,000 state employees across a number of agencies throughout the state including but not limited to the Department of Natural Resources, Department of Juvenile Services, and the State Highway Administration.
2020-07-01
TODAY'S CARAVAN DETAILS
We will meet up at 5:00 pm in the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium parking lot- located at 550 Taylor Ave Annapolis, MD 21401 (across from the DNR Tawes Bldg.)
Caravan Agenda
State Employees Union to Protest Governor's Budget Cuts
The Maryland Professional Employees Council, a state employee union made up of working professionals will hold a rally and caravan today to oppose Gov. Hogan's budget cuts.
State employees will be available for interviews to hear directly from them how they will be affected by Gov. Hogan's cuts.
2020/06/30
BUDGET SHORTFALL DISCUSSION-FOLLOW- UP
In yesterday’s Budget Shortfall Town Hall discussion, 265 participants joined the call. We announced a call to action for members to a) contact the Board of Public Works b) RSVP for the rally/caravan on June 30th, and c) send a letter to Senators for the HEROES ACT.
Since then, we have received new developments that has altered the planned response we presented on yesterday’s call to the state’s proposal.