2019 Member Survey Is Here!

It’s time for our 2019 member survey, so we know your priorities prior to beginning bargaining with MMB in September. This year the survey is being conducted in Constant Contact, which is the new platform we are using to send out our mass emails. We are aware that many of you did not receive the email invitation to take the survey in your inbox yesterday, but instead had the email quarantined by Outlook 365 or go to your junk folder. If the email was quarantined, to receive the email and survey link, choose “Release & Allow Sender,” (see picture below). If the email is in your junk folder (“Junk E-Mail”), drag it to your inbox to get live links.

If you didn’t receive the email invitation at all, it might be because you’re not a Full or Supporting member of MGEC. If you wish to sign up to be a member at either level before Wednesday, August 7, email Kari Torkelson for membership information and a link to the survey. If you are a Full or Supporting Member and did not get a link (and can’t find it in your quarantine/junk/spam folders), also please email Kari Torkelson and she will work with you to get you a new link.

Thank you in advance for your time and insight!

Please complete the survey by Wednesday, August 7th!

Information on releasing the email from your junk folder:

Office 365 has prevented the delivery of 1 new emails to your inbox as of 7/30/2019 12:00:00 AM (UTC) because it identified these messages as spam. You can review these here and choose what happens to them. You can also get more information about quarantined messages by going to the Quarantine page in the Security and Compliance Center. You'll need to provide your work or school account to log in.

From this email, you can:
• Preview the message if you would like to preview the content or header prior to taking action.
• Download the message if you would like to review the message and attachments (if any) on your device prior to taking action.
• Release to Mailbox if the message isn't spam and you want Office 365 to send the message to your mailbox.
• Release to Mailbox and Allow Sender if the message isn't spam and you want Office 365 to add the sender to your safe senders and recipients list for future emails. Keep in mind that your admin may have other organization wide allow/block configurations that override your safe sender list.
• Release to Mailbox and Report message to Microsoft if the message isn't spam and you want to send the message to your mailbox and report it to Microsoft for analysis.
• Block the sender if you want Office 365 to add the sender to your blocked senders list.

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