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MOU SURVEY

Attention all members!

Watch for a letter of correspondence in your home mailboxes marked “MOU Survey.” This year’s survey is web-based and can be completed online. Information provided in the letter will contain a password and direct you how to access the website. Please be sure to take the time to complete your survey no later than July 18th. Those individuals not able to complete the survey online should contact the League office at 213-251-4554, for an alternate form of the same survey. The direction your Board takes in negotiations is dependent upon your responses!

The Board of Directors thanks you for your time and input!

CLICK "TAKE THE SURVEY NOW!" ABOVE TO BEGIN.

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