Unions Hope for More Pay Raises in Rio Rancho
City unions greet a proposed 2 percent pay raise from City Manager James Jimenez as a starting point. Rio Rancho’s 2013 budget review shows the raise is only a recommendation with July budget finalization ahead. Police and firefighter contracts previously included higher raises. union leaders urge returns to negotiations for larger increases and note past arbitration outcomes.
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James Jimenez
Rio Rancho
American Federation of State County
Tim Robey
New Mexico Coalition of Public Safety Officers/Communications Workers of America
New Mexico
Robey
Afscme
Earl Jury
José Martinez III
International Association Local Union
County honors Haas's 2068 volunteer hours at St. Felix Pantry
St. Felix Pantry vice president and business manager Marge Haas earned 2068 volunteer hours from April 29, 2011, to April 25, 2012, the most among Sandoval County Senior Program volunteers. She refuses pay, oversees payroll and client tracking, gives tours, and helps with staffing and background checks. Haas moved from Philadelphia to Albuquerque in 1984 and to Rio Rancho six months later, enjoys serving about 400 adults and 300 children daily, and says her work restores hope for those in need.
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Mark Schauer
Marge Haas
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Haas
St. Felix Pantry
Pantry
St. Felix
Chris Manneritch
Felician Sisters
Malneritch
Philadelphia
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Argen Duncan
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