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Two county employees ask commissioners to recognize AFSCME unit and seek PLRB clarification
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Two Lancaster County employees asked the commissioners to recognize their union, AFSCME Council 13, and to join a joint request for unit clarification to the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board; Commissioner Alice Yoder said she would review procedures and options.
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At the July 22 meeting Danielle Reed, a Lancaster County therapist, read a statement on behalf of herself and case manager Jacelyn Cimino asking the commissioners to recognize their union, AFSCME Council 13, by motion and to join them in submitting a joint request for unit clarification to the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board. The request was presented during the meeting public comments; no motion to act on recognition was recorded in the minutes.
Commissioner Alice Yoder expressed appreciation for the AFSCME employees and said she would review the procedures and options regarding their request. The minutes do not record a staff recommendation, a timeline for county action, or any formal response beyond Yoder’s pledge to review options.
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