Please
send your email to the appropriate department.
Thank
you for visiting this site.
Sincerely,
Joseph
R. Mays
Webmaster - Brentwood United
Webmaster
Joseph
R. Mays
Email address: webmaster@cyberside.net
All
technical and design issues, site suggestions and/or
general correspondence for the webmaster.
Administration
Email
address: buadmin@cyberside.net
Submission
of ideas, comments and articles for the site.
February
6, 2004, marked two years since the inception of Brentwood
Exposed™. We have accomplished a lot in that
one year despite all the obstacles and burdens many of us
have faced. Judicial
Watch has been there for us all along and wants you
to know that they will be there until this is over. So we
are asking for help and cooperation from as many people
as possible (those who were present during October 2001)
to ensure that what happened NEVER
happens again. You are worth more than all the money in
the world. You have the right to be treated with dignity
and respect. Accept no less. This is your fight too and
we want to ensure you have a safe (and fun) place to work.
Please notify your coworkers as well. Teamwork is the name
of the game.
We
look forward to hearing from more of you (Brentwood postal
workers) in the upcoming year. We also appreciate all the
other postal workers who have contributed to our efforts.
Our fight is your fight too. It goes beyond the post office
to the entire workforce in this country of ours. We need
to restore dignity and respect in the workplace wherever
it has been trampled on. This country is supposedly by the
people for the people, so let's show some spirit and get
this country turned around.
It
is now January 1, 2008. Not
a lot has changed in the workplace. There continues to be
an air of dissension and distrust among us. In addition,
some of our union members DO NOT have our backs. If we want
a change in our workplace, then we MUST stand up and say
NO MORE. But it is up to YOU. You set the standard for where
you work. I look forward to a good year in 2008. Good luck
and a happy new year to all workers in the United States
of America. Let's pray that 2008 will be the year that workplace
injustice meets it's match.
Have
a very good day. 
Sincerely,
Joseph
R. Mays
