Blog
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The End of COVID-19: Vaccination and the Last Mile
The End of COVID-19: Vaccination and the Last Mile
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Dr. Chris Pernell Describes “The Pulse of a Pandemic: A Year in Review, Where Are We Now and the COVID-19 Vaccine on the Horizon”
Dr. Chris Pernell Describes “The Pulse of a Pandemic: A Year in Review, Where Are We Now and the COVID-19 Vaccine on the Horizon”
Dr. Chris Pernell gave the following presentation at TEF’s 11th Annual RNLMI Nursing Symposium on December 4, 2020. She shared vital information on the spread of the coronavirus through the lens of health equity and the pandemic’s disproportionate impact on communities of color. She also described how the coronavirus vaccine was developed, why and how it was developed so quickly, and how the public is reacting to it.
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Jacqueline Lord, CNA, Talks About Her Experience Receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine
Jacqueline Lord, CNA, Talks About Her Experience Receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine
Certified Nursing Assistant Jaqueline Lord has been working for Workman’s Circle MultiCare Center for over 20 years. She received the new COVID-19 vaccine on December 23, 2020. In her message, she shares her experiences receiving the vaccine and explains why she believes it is so important for other healthcare workers to do the same.
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Healthy Finances: Recovering from Financial Hardship
Healthy Finances: Recovering from Financial Hardship
Many people experience financial hardships – you are not alone. With this webinar, you will learn how to recover from financial setbacks, negotiate with creditors, understand short-term loans and more.
Healthy Finances
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Banking Basics
Wednesday, October 22, at 6:00 pm
Banking Basics teaches you how to open accounts, make deposits and withdrawals, monitor fees, maintain balances, conduct transactions remotely safely, and more.
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Understanding Your Paycheck
Wednesday, November 19, at 6:00 pm
In this webinar, you’ll learn about payroll and tax deductions, social security, Medicare, FICA and more.
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How Credit Works
Wednesday, December 10, at 6:00 pm
Utilizing credit, credit reporting, credit scores and credit impact. Understand credit and learn how lenders determine your credit worthiness and more in this webinar.
Other Healthy Finances Courses
Understanding Your Paycheck
How Credit Works
Banking Basics
It’s All In Your Mind
Saving Strategies Part One
Saving Strategies Part Two
Give Me Some Credit
Recovering from Financial Hardship: It’s Not Over!
Working Toward Retirement, Part One
Working Toward Retirement, Part Two
Growing Your Money
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Receive your pension payments through direct deposit or an ADP Wisely Paycard
Receive your pension payments through direct deposit or an ADP Wisely Paycard
If you’re still receiving your monthly pension payment by paper check, there is now a safer, more convenient way to get your pension payment—by direct deposit into your bank account or through a reloadable, prepaid ADP Wisely Pay Card. If you choose direct deposit, your pension payment will be deposited into a checking or savings account of your choice. If you choose the prepaid ADP Wisely Pay Card, your monthly pension payment will be loaded onto the card, which you can use wherever Visa is accepted, as well as at over 70,000 nationwide in-network ATMs or Walmart retail stores.
Here’s How
To make your selection, visit MyAccount, where you can complete and submit your Pension Payment Election Form. Or complete the form that we mailed to you and submit it by email to Pension@1199Funds.org, by fax to (646) 473-8747 or by mail, using the business reply envelope included with the form. If you have any questions, call our Retiree Services Center at (646) 473-8666 or (800) 575-7771.
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Get Your Pension Estimate!
As an 1199SEIU member, you have peace of mind knowing you can count on a defined benefit pension when you retire. And applying for your pension is easy with our online pension application process!
If you’re ready to retire, just log on to MyAccount (or create an account if you don’t have one) from the privacy and convenience of your home. From the “My Pension” tab, select “Apply for Pension” from the dropdown menu and follow the steps shown. You’ll be able to review and edit your personal information and work history, check out different pension and beneficiary options, upload all the documents you’ll need to get your pension, and more. For assistance, call (646) 473-8666 to make an appointment with a Pension Counselor, who can walk you through the process.
Apply on MyAccountIf you’re close to retirement, you can always get a pension estimate online too by visiting MyAccount. From the “My Pension” tab, choose “Request & Review Pension Estimate” from the dropdown menu. Then click on the “Request Pension Estimate” button, follow the steps shown and you’re finished!
Get an Estimate on MyAccountYour Virtual Pension Counselor
Also, be sure to check out our video series, where a virtual pension counselor will walk you through the application process. Of course, if you have questions about the retirement process, call the Retiree Services Department at (646) 473-8666.
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Congratulations to Dawn Johnson, CNA
Congratulations to Dawn Johnson, CNA
Recipient of the Charles A. Burns award for Outstanding Adult Student, presented by the Continuing Education Association of New York (CEANY).
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Getting Ready for Retirement
Getting Ready for Retirement
Getting ready for retirement involves more than money matters—moving on from working life also has emotional and social effects that can make the transition challenging. This webinar explores aspects of retirement you might not have considered, and how to best approach the changes and adjustments that come with this major life event.
