Welcome to the Website of the
Communications Workers of America Local 2108.
We represent workers from
Verizon Communications, Avaya, and DexMedia.
10782 Rhode Island Avenue ~ Beltsville, Maryland 20705
Office 301-595-2108 Fax 301-595-2412
Communications Workers of America Local 2108.
We represent workers from
Verizon Communications, Avaya, and DexMedia.
10782 Rhode Island Avenue ~ Beltsville, Maryland 20705
Office 301-595-2108 Fax 301-595-2412
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CWA Coronavirus Infectious Disease Incident Tracking Form
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UPDATE: Ballots for the June 2nd Presidential Primary Election will will have been mailed by today, for all counties except for Baltimore City and Baltimore and Howard Counties, and on Friday, May 8, for Baltimore City and Baltimore and Howard Counties. The Board of Elections will also start sending electronic ballots for all counties on Monday, May 4.
Maryland’s primary election will be held on Tuesday, June 2, 2020 through mail-in ballot, with limited in-person voting available for those who are unable to vote by mail. To reduce the spread of coronavirus, we strongly recommend that voters who can vote by mail do so. For a list of ballot drop-off locations and in-person voting centers, please visit this link.
The Maryland State Board of Elections will automatically mail a ballot to the address that they have on file. You do not need to request a ballot to receive one. If you need to register to vote or update your current address, you must do so by Wednesday, May 27, 2020. Postage on your ballot is prepaid. You DO NOT need to add any stamps on your return envelope.
Voters who wish to drop off their ballots may do so at designated drop off locations during the early voting period from Thursday, May 21, 2020 through Tuesday, June 2, 2020. If dropping off your ballot, you must do so by 8:00 PM on June 2. The State Board of Elections will announce drop off locations soon.
If you are unable to vote by mail, you may vote in-person on primary day, June 2, at a designated voting center in your jurisdiction. If you have not yet registered to vote, you may do so in-person on primary day at your voting center. The State Board of Elections will announce in-person voting locations soon.
Your mail-in ballot must be postmarked by Tuesday, June 2, 2020.
Maryland’s primary election will be held on Tuesday, June 2, 2020 through mail-in ballot, with limited in-person voting available for those who are unable to vote by mail. To reduce the spread of coronavirus, we strongly recommend that voters who can vote by mail do so. For a list of ballot drop-off locations and in-person voting centers, please visit this link.
The Maryland State Board of Elections will automatically mail a ballot to the address that they have on file. You do not need to request a ballot to receive one. If you need to register to vote or update your current address, you must do so by Wednesday, May 27, 2020. Postage on your ballot is prepaid. You DO NOT need to add any stamps on your return envelope.
Voters who wish to drop off their ballots may do so at designated drop off locations during the early voting period from Thursday, May 21, 2020 through Tuesday, June 2, 2020. If dropping off your ballot, you must do so by 8:00 PM on June 2. The State Board of Elections will announce drop off locations soon.
If you are unable to vote by mail, you may vote in-person on primary day, June 2, at a designated voting center in your jurisdiction. If you have not yet registered to vote, you may do so in-person on primary day at your voting center. The State Board of Elections will announce in-person voting locations soon.
Your mail-in ballot must be postmarked by Tuesday, June 2, 2020.
School-age Child Care During Coronavirus
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Only child care programs servicing the children of essential personnel will be allowed to remain open in Maryland after Friday, March 27, according to the Maryland State Department of Education. All other day care centers must close as the state works to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
Child care programs that are willing to offer child care to children of essential personnel may remain open starting Monday, March 30, if they comply with these requirements:
Programs will be provided free of charge to essential personnel during the state of emergency. Essential personnel can register by calling 1.877.261.0060 from 7am-7pm weekdays.
Please see the list of those child care programs which are currently approved to provide child care for the children of essential personnel.
You can visit http://earlychildhood.marylandpublicschools.org for more information.
(Click Picture For List Of Locations)
Only child care programs servicing the children of essential personnel will be allowed to remain open in Maryland after Friday, March 27, according to the Maryland State Department of Education. All other day care centers must close as the state works to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
Child care programs that are willing to offer child care to children of essential personnel may remain open starting Monday, March 30, if they comply with these requirements:
- Serve only children of essential personnel
- Conduct a thorough cleaning before reopening
- Keep children an appropriate distance from each other
- Hold classes with a ratio of one teacher for every nine children (or fewer)
Programs will be provided free of charge to essential personnel during the state of emergency. Essential personnel can register by calling 1.877.261.0060 from 7am-7pm weekdays.
Please see the list of those child care programs which are currently approved to provide child care for the children of essential personnel.
You can visit http://earlychildhood.marylandpublicschools.org for more information.
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The Senate Must Put Workers First During This Pandemic MORE...
The Senate Must Put Workers First During This Pandemic MORE...
CWA STRONG is a national plan to build workplace power, strengthen bargaining and resist outside efforts to destroy our union.
Our goals for CWA STRONG are to:
Our goals for CWA STRONG are to:
- Create a shared understanding across the union of the scope of the crisis and urgency at all levels of the union to respond.
- Keep member communication and engagement at the center of everything we do.
- Provide the resources necessary to continue to bargain the best possible contracts.
- Make internal organizing a priority activity for locals and staff and decrease the number of non-members.
- Change our day-to-day priorities at all levels of the union with the objective of spending more time on CWA STRONG activities.
- Integrate all CWA program work at all levels so our union not only survives but increases our capacity to improve and protect the living standards and working conditions of members and their families.