Member Resources
Important Documents
The board and City will be working on providing members an integrated contract in the near future. Until then, please use the 2020-2023 Integrated Contract along with the Memorandums of Agreement (MoA) for current contract provisions. Reach out to a board member if you need assistance navigating these documents.
Current Contract & MOA’s
This document outlines the principles and foundations by which our union is governed. This document does not yet reflect the changes recently voted on by membership.
This document outlines salary grades and steps for our members. Members receive yearly step increases on the anniversary of their hire date for their current position. This can also be found on the City’s website.
PSA Pay Scale
Union Member Rights & Resources
Created by our Communications Committee, this guide explains union basics, protections, and benefits specific to PSA. It also includes a guide to common phrases and vocabulary used by the union. Read or download this document here.
Welcome to PSA Guide
Created by our Communications Committee, this guide is designed to help new hires navigate their employment here at BPL, especially within the first six months. Read or download this document here.
Welcome to BPL Guide
This is the right of union-represented employees, upon request, to have their representative present during an interview that the employee reasonably believes could
lead to discipline. Learn more here.
Contact a member of the Executive Board for a Weingarten Rights card to keep in your wallet or at your desk.
Weingarten Rights
National Labor Relations Board
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Massachusetts Library Staff Association (MLSA)
The Massachusetts Library Staff Association is a local of AFT, representing over 500 library staff across Massachusetts. PSA is a member of MLSA Local 4928. Learn more about MLSA and how they help to support our union efforts here.
American Federation of Teachers (AFT)
PSA is affiliated with the umbrella union American Federation of Teachers. AFT represents educators as well as other professionals in school and higher education, healthcare professionals, public employees, and more. Learn more about them and benefits offered to members here.
City of Boston Resources
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