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LOCAL 76
Transportation Executives Association (TEA), OPEIU Local 76 consists of over 80 white collar professionals employed at the MBTA. The one common thread amongst the diverse membership is that they all are employed in leadership positions at the Authority. In short, they are the engine that drives the MBTA daily. TEA was established after a long and protracted battle to bring equity to unaffiliated management workers who had been without a raise for over seven years and had been unfairly furloughed and had benefits greatly reduced. .
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Local 251
OPEIU Local 76
Latest News
Dues Deduction structure change
A vote was held at the October 19, 2019, General Membership meeting on Constitution and Bylaws changes. One of the articles voted on was a change to our dues structure – moving from a flat rate to a percentage rate. This change was duly approved by a...
Respect and fairness on the job.
Every worker deserves that much along with decent compensation and a safe and healthy work environment. By joining together with your co-workers you can build an employee organization that gives you a real say over your job, puts you on more equal footing with your employer and ensures a better economic future for you and your co-workers.
Your right to form a union is protected by long-standing U.S. labor laws. While most employers use all kinds of excuses why unions aren’t needed and put up challenges to block organizing efforts, workers succeed every day in building powerful employee organizations.
OPEIU Local 251
Who We Represent
Sandia National Laboratories
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 611
ABF Freight Co.
Communication Workers, Local 7011
Metal Trades Council
OPEIU Local 251
Photo Gallery
Marian Dorn, former Secretary-Treasurer, standing left of Rich Lanigan at the 2019 Convention
Kelley Allen, President, standing at the “Spin the Wheel” table at the 2019 Convention
Kelley Allen, President, giving a presentation on our Contract Action Team success during 2018 negotiations.
Kelley Allen, President, (front row center), and Phyllis Rutka, Vice President, (back row right) as members of the Credentials Committee at the 2019 Convention.
Working Together
“Working Together” we win better salaries, benefits, personal time, health and safety packages, and other improvements to working conditions for our 500+ members across New Mexico. Our Union is comprised of clerical and administrative employees at Sandia Labs on Kirtland Air Force Base; the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 611; the Communication Workers of America; the Training Fund; and ABF Freight.