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The United School Employees of Pasco Benefits of Belonging

Represents over 4,300  Teachers and  School Related Personnel — school secretaries, custodians, bus drivers, instructional assistants, food & nutrition service workers, etc.

Building Representatives  Elected by the members at their worksite.  Members’ main contact with the union.

What does USEP do?  Contract Negotiations and a whole lot more!!!

Negotiations is just a small part Traditional Functions: Member representation, million dollar liability insurance, legal protection, etc. Professional Growth & Development: At the local, state and national levels, conferences, workshops, trainings

Benefits  Representation  Legal Protection  Committees  Professional Growth & Development

The Key to Saving Money  Would you like to earn your dues money back?  Would you like to have fun while doing this?

Member Benefits The 13 th Doughnut  Economic benefits you have earned just by being a member  United School Employees of Pasco, Florida Education Association, American Federation of Teachers, National Education Association, & the AFL-CIO

United School Employees of Pasco

Florida Education Association  Access Card – Coupons accessed through your computer

American Federation of Teachers (AFT) & National Education Association (NEA)

AFL-CIO Union Plus (part of AFT 3600)

Member Benefits USEP understands, “Times are Hard” Union benefits will “Make life Easier”

“When Times are Rough the Tough get Going!” Proud Past Promising Future!