History
On July 4, 2005, Governor Thomas Vilsack issued Executive Order 43, authorizing a meet-and-confer process with AFSCME Iowa Council 61 CDAC Local 1100 as the exclusive representative of Consumer-Directed Attendant Care providers. The union was organized by a card check process without an election.
http://publications.iowa.gov/3763/1/EO_43.pdf http://www.afscme.org/news/publications/newsletters/works/novemberdecember-2005/home-care-bargaining-certified In December 2006, the Iowa Department of Human Services and AFSCME signed a memorandum of understanding, as opposed to a contract. http://www.ime.state.ia.us/docs/CDAC-MemorandumOfUnderstanding.pdf On August 20, 2012, Governor Terry Branstad issued Executive Order 79, rescinding this earlier executive order and ending AFSCME's status as exclusive representative of these providers. http://publications.iowa.gov/13571/1/executive-Order-791.pdf |
Basic Facts
Union: AFSCME
Dues: Unknown Fair share fees: Prohibited—Iowa is a right-to-work state Health Insurance: NO Contract: Union no longer recognized If you are a PCA or employ PCAs, we want to hear from you!
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