Looking Forward to Being Attacked by Jim Bullard

We were able to act quickly to procure N95 masks in March 2020 for all municipal employees, school system employees, healthcare workers in our rehabilitation centers and nursing care facility,” explained Council President Lombardi. We were one of the only towns in Central Jersey to continue all services, with enhanced safety measures, even adding additional emergency services. “Here in Piscataway not a single township employee was laid off or furloughed. The COVID-19 pandemic brought unique challenges to municipalities across the country causing dire issues. 31 in lost time accident frequency last year with the sector average being 1.44 making Piscataway not only one of the lowest in the sector but one of the lowest in the state. In the Central Jersey Joint Insurance Fund (JIF) Piscataway was. Sparing no expense to protect workers has yielded real results,” Uhrin continued. “We have invested in the latest equipment and training. Good wages, safe working conditions and excellent benefits are a staple,” said Council Vice-President Frank Uhrin. It’s the consensus among our union leaders and members that the collective bargaining process in town is fair. “This endorsement affirms our excellent partnership with unionized public workers.

Nevertheless, they still provided strong public services and opened the brand-new union-built Community Center, upgraded all 26 municipal parks and will open the new Ecological Park in the near future.” While in office, they’ve also been good stewards of our tax dollars, ensuring that Piscataway has an AA+ stable bond rating and top credit score. They support prevailing wage laws and Project Labor Agreements and oppose the privatization and outsourcing of public sector work. “These candidates for Piscataway Township Council are strong supporters of working people. Frank Uhrin, Jim Bullard, Sharon Carmichael, and Michele Lombardi are the union choice, endorsed by the Middlesex & Somerset Counties Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO,” stated Central Labor Council President Wayne Martiak. “Piscataway voters have the opportunity to elect candidates to the Piscataway Township Council who have a proven track record in support of working families and our unions. Our team is honored with this endorsement,” said Ward 3 council candidate and community leader Sharon Carmichael.

We understand that teamwork and unity strengthen community and improve lives. “The strong bonds we have forged within our town, based on inclusion, diversity and shared values sustain us. Uhrin, Bullard, Carmichael, and Lombardi are part of the Column B Democratic team who demonstrate their strong commitment to working families daily. (Piscataway) Piscataway council members Frank Uhrin, Jim Bullard, Michele Lombardi, and council candidate Sharon Carmichael are honored to be endorsed by the Middlesex & Somerset Counties Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO.

Looking Forward to Being Attacked by Jim Bullard