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Contract\n\u000f\nMissouri Home Care Contract Campaign: Plan and Timeline (Aug – Oct.)\nGoal:  Getting to the Finish Line\nFinish up Bargaining by Mid-October.   Non economics are done.   Economics are on the table.  Need to build a wage campaign around raising the minimum wage for CDS attendants and tying it to a COLA.  10.92 currently on the table.  We need to finish bargaining by October before the legislative session starts moving.  Must be focused on messaging and moving Economics.\nThe political analysis is that RIGHT NOW all roads lead to the Governor.  He has the ability to move the minimum wage fight for CDS workers.  And we can get a contract.  NO INCREASE NEEDED ONLY REALOCATION OF WHAT IS ALREADY DISPERSED TO THE VENDORS AND CILS.\nMoving  the Governor.\nIdentify groups and point person for outreach to communicate with Gov.  Determine different ways of message delivery\nGroups\nLabor and the Pulpit (Lenny and Jeff)\nConsumers of Program (Susan and team)\nAttendants (Susan and team)\nCivic groups (non-JWJ)  recipients of program or potential (sr. groups) Beth Griffin\nPotentially adding friendly CILS who feel competition of vendors, willing to join the min. wage campaign (DRA Lenny Susan BAILS .. Others?)\nMechanisms for delivering THE MESSAGE TO THE GOV THROUGH STAKEHOLDERS\nShow up at Governors Events: Poised for one day notice.  (Rapid Response Teams, over 1,000 community support cards, JWJ contacts, Consumers and Workers, community allies)  NOT TILL AFTER THE VETO SESSION SEPT. 10TH\nOp Eds\nLTEs\nBanner Ads\nFace Book\nTweets\nCity Councils: resolutions letter/calls\nUTube Consumers voice\nNational Press Strategies\nActions/Press Events\nWalk in my shoes\nReporter home visit\nInterview food bank staff about flow of attendants\nOthers?\nMessage Prep and Talking Points Prep\nBlue Paper “2 pages”: Making the case for a raise for essential workers. 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Aug. 11-16 – [pre-Summit)\nSet up  Consumer/Bargaining Team  Letters to the Editor (for release in wk2)\n(see media market list attached)\nDates to send / email snail mail?\nNeed several examples of LTEs\nIdentify Consumers / Bargaining Team to write letters (targeted media list and MQHCC Barg Team newspaper (if not included in the list)\nConference call with targeted C/BTs)\nSet up Summit Press Releases (for release wk 2) (template / change for town).\nQuotes 1) Consumer 1) Attendant 1) Family Member\nSet up possible National Pitch with DC/SEIU “Nixon has a chance to be a Hero”.\nSet up Summit Agenda and Com Pieces\nAug 16\nStaff meeting Jeff City 10 am\nCampaign Plan\nSummit Agenda and Assignments\nPost Summit Actions set up\nMessage Training\nWeek 2 Aug. 18-22\nLaunch Consumers / Bargaining Team – LTEs\nLaunch Summit Press Releases\nAug 22-24 Activists Summit\nDesign and Dynamics should support fair wage campaign for attendants\nPrepare consumers attendants family for critical role in wage campaign\nS","cbCaityFQA8InXQH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaityFQA8InXQH","docx",44581,"English","# Campaign calendars and timelines - Examples\n## Sample bargaining timeline for a contract expiring June 30\n## Goal and political strategy\n## Outreach groups and message mechanisms\n## Message preparation and talking points\n## Target members and messenger training\n## Timeline (Week 1 to Week 10+)","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary goal and deadline for the bargaining campaign?\",\"answer\":\"The goal is to finish bargaining by mid-October, specifically before the legislative session begins and moves forward.\"},{\"question\":\"Which messaging and wage approach does the plan emphasize?\",\"answer\":\"The plan emphasizes raising the minimum wage for CDS attendants and tying it to a COLA, with messaging focused on moving economics.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the timeline structure public and press activities across weeks?\",\"answer\":\"It assigns weekly actions from setting up teams and media materials in Week 1, launching LTEs and summit press releases in Week 2–3, running statewide days of action and press calls in Week 3–4, and continuing letters, visits to editorial boards, and bargaining-related steps through early October.\"}]","CAMPAIGN CALENDARS AND TIMELINES - Examples - Sample Bargaining Timeline for a Contract Expiring June 30 | DOCX",1788296996]