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    January 15, 2025
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      End of Year Donation - a Message from LAP Chair Jimmy Angyal

      Hi Everybody, As the year 2024 comes to a close, December 3 represents Giving Tuesday, a special opportunity to support the nonprofit organizations that serve and uplift our communities. I know that many of you already support numerous charities and causes, especially with all of the crises happening around the world. Your generosity is always appreciated.
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      A Brief History of Labor Assistance Professionals, by Ted Mapes and Tommy Burns (New York City Chapter), Tom Cole (Tri-State Chapter), Jack Freckman (Tennessee Chapter), and Ken Morse (Midwest Chapter)

      Series of Interviews with Mickey Diamond (New York City Chapter)

       

      Mickey Diamond was a member of the LAP New York City chapter and an early pioneer in the development of union-based occupational alcohol programs in the workplace. The LAP organization honors him each year with a presentation of the "Mickey Diamond" award to a deserving LAP member at the summer conference.

      "Mickey Diamond was not only a leader, but an innovator in the world of alcohol treatment programs in the workplace. In this interview he gives the viewer a small glimpse of his life story and into what it was like to be in the field in the early years of Employee Assistance Programs. Mickey died less than a month after this interview, he is sorely missed." - ILR School, Cornell University

      Contact your Representatives
      To contact your state and congressional representatives, text your mailing address zip code to 1-520-200-2223. You will receive a return text listing state and congressional contact phone numbers for your location. Just tap on the number to call.
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