Operation Clean Up

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Dear AFGE Activist,

 

You work hard everyday for America’s working families. It’s time to make sure that your job, your service to America – stays IN house instead of being contracted out. That’s why we need you to contact your lawmaker about the CLEAN UP Act. The CLEAN UP Act is AFGE’s job protection and creation plan. It will bring contracted out jobs back in-house where they belong and establish extremely tough rules for contracting out jobs. The CLEAN UP Act (H.R. 2736) was introduced in the House of Representatives yesterday, June 4. We need you to contact your lawmaker, Representative Your and ask them to co-sponsor the CEAN UP Act.

Call Representative Your today at 1-866 236 8675

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The CLEAN UP Act creates jobs by requiring agencies to identify which jobs have been contracted out and develop a schedule to bring those jobs back in house. It will also protect existing jobs by banning new A-76 (contracting out) studies until major reforms are enacted government-wide.  The CLEAN UP Act was introduced in the Senate (S. 924) on April 21st by Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) and now in the House by Representative John Sarbanes (D, MD-3) on June 4th.

Call Representative Your today at 1-866 236 8675

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In tough times, everything hinges on job security.  Join thousands of AFGE activists by calling and writing Representative Your. Urge them to support the CLEAN UP act

 

Congress has a big agenda, and we cannot allow this bill to fall by the wayside.  We need your voice to seal the deal for all working families and ensure a better and more secure tomorrow.

Call Representative Your today at 1-866 236 8675

Click here to send a fax to Representative Your!

Please take a moment to watch AFGE's video about the CLEAN UP Act: http://www.afge.org/index.cfm?use+content&content ID=1822.  And go to operationcleanup.org for more information on the CLEAN UP Act and grassroots petitions and flyers that you can download and circulate at the worksite.

Thank you for all you do for working families.

In solidarity,

 

John Gage
National President
American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO



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Your Lawmaker

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Subject: Co-sponsor the Clean Up Act

Dear [decision maker name automatically inserted here],

I am writing to urge you to become a cosponsor of The Clean Up Act (H.R. 2736). The Clean Up Act would make the outsourcing and insourcing processes more fair to federal employees and more accountable to taxpayers. The recently passed FY09 Omnibus Appropriations Bill requires agencies to develop insourcing plans to bring in-house new work and contracted out work and suspend the use of the OMB Circular A-76 process. The Clean Up Act would build on these and other precedents and:

1) ensure that work that should be performed by federal employees is incrementally brought back in-house;
2) encourage agencies to assign new work to federal employees rather than through yet another sole-source or limited competition contract
3) require agencies to determine where there are or will be shortages of federal employees and develop plans to address these shortages; and
4) direct the Obama Administration to make drastic, long-overdue reforms to the OMB Circular A-76 process; and suspend the use of that process until all of the reforms discussed above have been substantially implemented across the federal government.

It's time to put an end to the waste, fraud and abuse in the contracting out process. I would appreciate a response to my request. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

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Campaign Expiration Date:
May 28, 2010