Workshops-to-Go --Labor & Employment

Part-Time Faculty Issues
presented by Deborah Shanks,
FACCC Board of Governors (Part-Time, North), Diablo Valley College

What are the most crucial issues facing part-time faculty today? How can part-timers improve their professionalism while keeping body and soul together? What's in the future for part-time faculty, both legislatively and budgetarily? Can part-timers collect unemployment? This workshop will feature a wide-reaching discussion on all of the issues facing the part-time educational professional today.

Retirement Workshop
presented by Deborah Shanks,
FACCC Board of Governors (Part-Time, North), Diablo Valley College
& Carolyn Widener, CalSTRS Teacher Retirement Board Chair

California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS) benefits have improved, due to the efforts of FACCC and its faculty coalition partners. Faculty members can learn how to maximize their CalSTRS retirement, and effectively supplement their public pensions with other types of investments.

Retirement for Part-Time Faculty
presented by Deborah Shanks,
FACCC Board of Governors (Part-Time, North), Diablo Valley College

Everyone has a unique situation and perception of retirement, but part-time faculty members have special needs that differ from full-timers. This workshop can be offered in conjunction with the one designed for full-time faculty.

The Race to Retirement
Hoping to Retire within the Next 5 Years…
presented by Zuk Financial Group

This workshop addresses what every retiring education professional needs to know: How much will I get? How much will I need? Where will it come from? How could I make it last?

This workshop is designed to offer you planning strategies to maximize your CalSTRS and CalPERS pension and survivor bene. ts, and to help you determine how to transition from an asset accumulation plan to a well developed income plan. Learn: What is an appropriate amount to withdraw from your nest egg each year? What are your investment options for retirement?

Is your current portfolio positioned too aggressively or conservatively? How much do you want to come from sources that are guaranteed? How to provide for a lifetime of predictable and sustainable pension and survivor benefits income? Identify, assess and help minimize the biggest risks to your retirement. If you are within 5 years of retirement this may be the most important workshop you attend!

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Part-Time Faculty Issues presented by Deborah Shanks, FACCC Board of Governors (Part-Time, North), Diablo Valley College What are the most crucial issues facing part-time faculty today? How can part-timers improve their professionalism while keeping body and soul together? What's in the future for part-time faculty, both legislatively and budgetarily? Can part-timers collect unemployment? This workshop will feature a wide-reaching discussion on all of the issues facing the part-time educational professional today. Retirement Workshop presented by Deborah Shanks, FACCC Board of Governors (Part-Time, North), Diablo Valley College & Carolyn Widener, CalSTRS Teacher Retirement Board Chair California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS) benefits have improved, due to the efforts of FACCC and its faculty coalition partners. Faculty members can learn how to maximize their CalSTRS retirement, and effectively supplement their public pensions with other types of investments. Retirement for Part-Time Faculty presented by Deborah Shanks, FACCC Board of Governors (Part-Time, North), Diablo Valley College Everyone has a unique situation and perception of retirement, but part-time faculty members have special needs that differ from full-timers. This workshop can be offered in conjunction with the one designed for full-time faculty. The Race to Retirement Hoping to Retire within the Next 5 Years… presented by Zuk Financial Group This workshop addresses what every retiring education professional needs to know: How much will I get? How much will I need? Where will it come from? How could I make it last? This workshop is designed to offer you planning strategies to maximize your CalSTRS and CalPERS pension and survivor bene. ts, and to help you determine how to transition from an asset accumulation plan to a well developed income plan. Learn: What is an appropriate amount to withdraw from your nest egg each year? What are your investment options for retirement? Is your current portfolio positioned too aggressively or conservatively? How much do you want to come from sources that are guaranteed? How to provide for a lifetime of predictable and sustainable pension and survivor benefits income? Identify, assess and help minimize the biggest risks to your retirement. If you are within 5 years of retirement this may be the most important workshop you attend!
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