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Member Spotlight

MTA Members Make a Difference
Across the state, in all professional roles and career stages, MTA memebrs make our schools and communities worthy of our students.

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Your advocacy worked! Gov. Healey has asked the Group Insurance Commission to not increase co-pays and deductibles for the health care plans used by public employees. We are canceling our rallies planned for tomorrow in Springfield and Boston. We are moving ahead with a message to the GIC about maintaining coverage for GLP-1 medications used for weight management, which is set to end. There is more work to be done, but you earned a major victory today.
Member & Activist Spotlight

GIC Insurance: The Ongoing Fight for GLP-1 Coverage

MTA members led a successful fight to stop health insurance deductibles and copays from drastically rising for hundreds of thousands of public employees and will continue organizing to restore full insurance coverage for GLP-1 drugs.
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Member & Activist Spotlight

Last Word: Janelle Lacy

I am glad the MTA is advocating for increased state funding for student mental health support in schools.
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Member & Activist Spotlight

Last Word: Caroline Coscia

"My concern for my campus is the increasing number of part-time associate lecturers . . . They have no benefits. They have no just cause, nothing for three years"
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Member & Activist Spotlight

Last Word: Deb Mousley

"We need to offer alternatives to the four-year college path and demand living wages. This will enable our graduates to provide for their families with pride and dignity."