You’re retiring…but your union is still working for you.
You are a lifetime member of the American Federation of Teachers and the Alliance for Retired Americans.
Stay connected with your union through the retiree’s chapter of our local, Red River United – Retired (RRU-R). The RRU-R is here for you, a place to participate and continue to be active. Please consider becoming an active member. Our chapter meetings are held at the union office on Line Ave.
Join us for fellowship, food, and interesting presentations about pensions, health care, and many other topics. Bring your own retiree issues to a group that is interested in the same things you are. Participate in building the chapter and the union. Stay active!
Red River United Retirees – Off and growing
Red River United – Retired is an organization of retired school employees dedicated to protecting our retirement and health benefits and supporting the members of RRU. Retirees are a powerful force when we join together. RRU-R is your best resource when you need to cut through knotty pension or health care issues, or when you want to “get our heads together” about a problem or a project. Also, many AFT+ benefits can be of special interest to retired workers.
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Four good reasons to join RRU-R
Protecting Pensions
Your pension is probably your major source of income. Working with the national union, locals, the state federation, and senior and grassroots coalitions, our chapter will help you with pension problems and work to see that cost of living adjustments are implemented whenever possible.
Preserving a Legacy
Retirees understand RRU in a way no other group does. We are the generation that fought for decent benefits and a living wage. Retirees know firsthand that working people and their unions continue to lead the way in making life, for all Americans, more decent and just.
Staying in Touch
RRU-R is the best place for retirees to meet old friends and make new ones. Keep up with retiree and union issues through the RRU-R.
Networking
Affiliation with senior advocacy groups extends your reach on senior issues.