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By bargaining collectively, union members are able to negotiate higher wages. Union members earn almost 28 percent more than nonunion members. Rep. Brian Doughty, D-Salt Lake City, has drafted House Bill 64 to allow state employees to claim as a dependent on their insurance anyone older than 18 years of age who has lived in the same residence as the employee for at least 12 months. The adult dependent would have to show they have a common financial obligation as the policy holder, such as sharing a loan or bank account. UAGE has a discounted membership program to help you with these issues and many more. Take a moment and view the following link, www.greatlegalbenefit.com/johnvaldez, then contact John as indicated to learn more how you can receive the benefits of this program at a discounted rate because you are a UAGE member. UAGE is proud to have made a contribution of this nature as an expression of our gratitude to the officers involved in the tragic shooting episode in Ogden as well as to all of Ogden’s dedicated, hard working employees. The Ogden Police Department would like to thank the community for their concern and outpouring of support for the officers and their families. Due to this overwhelming support the Bank of Utah has set up accounts in the names of each of police officers injured in last night’s incident
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Donate to Fallen and Injured Officers
April 8, 2010 5:37 pm
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