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Val Korszniak, left, ASPEP Membership Chairman, accepts the Community Partnership Award on behalf of ASPEP from Kevin Kutcher, 2009 United Way Campaign Chair.

Making Work Pay Tax Credit

For 2009 and 2010, the Making Work Pay provision of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will provide a refundable tax credit of up to $400 for working individuals and $800 for married taxpayers filing joint returns.

Federal witholding tables have been adjusted to reflect this tax credit. Employers must implement the new tax withholding changes by April 1. L-3 members saw the changes in their pay the week ending March 20.  LM members should see it by March 27.


Log in and read more on this subject on the Member home page, under the calendar.

 

   Attention Non-Members
Why Belong to ASPEP
Click on the link above to find out why it pays to belong to ASPEP.
Aerospace & Defense Political Action Committee ...
As you know, the careers of all engineers and scientists at Lockheed Martin MS2 and L-3 CS-E are directly impacted by decisions made in our nation's capital. The DoD and NASA budgets are all funded by official legislative action in Washington, DC.
   Latest News for ASPEP Members
NJ Family Leave Begins July 1
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ASPEP Degree Recognition gifts
If you received an advanced degree this spring, please log in and check under Member Services, EMAP for instructions on how to claim your degree recognition gift.

   ASPEP Representation Locations
Representing Engineers at:
  • Lockheed Martin MS2
       
    Moorestown, NJ
  • L-3 Communication Systems - East
        Camden, NJ 
  • LM Advanced Technology Labs
        Cherry Hill, NJ 
  • Engineering Process Improvement
        Center, 
    Cherry Hill, NJ 
  • A Membership Message from ASPEP

    Professional and technical workers are today the fastest growing occupational groups in our nation. Their explosive growth over the past two decades has brought into sharp focus a host of work/life problems and challenges faced every day by these hard working individuals. Lack of respect on the job, excessive hours of work, inadequate pension/health care and other benefits, insufficient time for family commitments, and job insecurity are but a few of their pressing issues. As a result, tens of thousands of professionals have determined that the only way to effectively engage their employers in a meaningful dialogue about these matters is through union representation.

    Founded in 1945, ASPEP today is a multi-faceted, independent professional labor association that represents over twenty-five hundred highly skilled, engineering and computer scientist professionals who have been recognized for the highest achievement in their technically challenging professions.

    Without question, if you are without a strong voice, you are indeed powerless in today's workplace. Feel free to explore the public areas of this website to learn about ASPEP and why, if you are eligible, membership in ASPEP is so beneficial for your long-term career.




     


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