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approving the collective bargaining provision.
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Those delegates covered under collective
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bargaining agreements are accruing all benefits they
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normally receive at their work site. Since I am not
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covered under a collective bargaining agreement, my
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pension has been stopped.
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You in your wisdom and deliberations have made
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provisions for the judges and their widows' pensions. Is
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this a constitutional matter? Not any more than my
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pension which would have still been in effect if you would
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have passed a collective bargaining proposal to cover all
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public employees.
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The public employees whom you have seen fit to
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deny the constitutional right to organize and bargain
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collectively for their economic security are part of the
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public that you surmise will strike against you. These
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people have not asked for castles or ready-made fortunes,
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only the right to organize and elect spokesmen who will
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then negotiate salaries and working conditions with the
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proper officials in the government.
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As an employee of the City of Baltimore for
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