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Jimmy was elected to our first E Board in 2017 as Guide/Guard. He was re-elected and sworn in on May 9, 2018 as Guide/Guard. In April 2019, he was appointed as a Trustee. Jimmy also serves on our safety team.
Andre was appointed and sworn in as Trustee on January 12, 2021 after the recent Trustee resigned. Andre was again sworn in on May 12, 2022 after elections to serve a 3 year term.
Andrew was appointed and first sworn in as treasure on December 8, 2020 due to our recent treasurer retiring. He was sworn in again after elections as Treasurer on May 12, 2021.
Tim was sworn into office on May 9, 2018. Tim has 30+ years of service at Howmet. He served on the negotiation team while our first contract was being negotiated. Tim also served as a shop steward until he was elected President. He currently serves on the arbitraition team and has attended USW training at Virginia Tech and other various USW sponsored trainings.
Cynthia was elected as Financial Secretary when the first E Board was formed in 2017. She was re-elected and sworn in on May 9, 2018. Cynthia has been an employee at Howmet for 34+ years. She accepted the opportunity to be Financial Secretary because she felt she missed her calling in life as a CPA and was excited to work with the USW and be educated in all that a Financial Secretary is responsible for.
Sandi was elected as recording secretary when the first E Board was formed in 2017. She was re-elected and sworn in on May 9, 2018. Sandi has been employed at Howmet for 30 years. Sandi enjoys helping people and wants to be a part in making a better workplace for all employees. Sandi is also the chair for the locals Women of Steel committee.
Dear sisters and brothers recent updates in negotiations
Dear sisters and brothers recent updates in negotiations
Interlakes: we have a tenative agreement that we will be coming to the boats to explain and then to figure out the best way to vote.
Interlakes: we have a tenative agreement that we will be coming to the boats to explain and then to figure out the best way to vote.
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Central Marine: we are not done yet a couple of other items the biggest one is the retoe money
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Central Marine: we are not done yet a couple of other items the biggest one is the retro money
Keylakes: we are not done yet we still have a couple of issues the big one is Maintence Assist
Keylakes: we are not done yet we still have a couple of issues the big one is Maintence Assist
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we will send the tenative agreements to the boats as soon as they are done and then we will try and visit all the boats to explain and to figure out the best way to vote
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we will send the tenative agreements through email to the boats as soon as they are done and then we will try and visit all the boats to explain and to figure out the best way to vote
Please be patient in solidarity youe negotiating committee
Please be patient in solidarity youe negotiating committee
Dear sisters and brothers recent updates in negotiations
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Interlakes: we have a tenative agreement that we will be coming to the boats to explain and then to figure out the best way to vote.
+
Central Marine: we are not done yet a couple of other items the biggest one is the retoe money
+
Keylakes: we are not done yet we still have a couple of issues the big one is Maintence Assist
+
we will send the tenative agreements to the boats as soon as they are done and then we will try and visit all the boats to explain and to figure out the best way to vote
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Please be patient in solidarity youe negotiating committee
