We are the United Steelworkers, North America’s largest industrial union. We’re 1.2 million members and retirees strong in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean. We proudly represent men and women who work in nearly every industry there is.
Día 2 de Negociaciones Locales: La empresa comparte sus intereses
Estamos complacidos de anunciar que tu Comité Negociador local se reunió de nuevo hoy con Kaiser para el segundo día Negociaciones Locales.
La semana pasada compartimos nuestras prioridades con Kaiser. Ayer, El Comité Negociador tuvo la oportunidad de escuchar las prioridades y participar de una discusión breve.
Algunas de las prioridades de Kaiser incluyen:
Dotación de personal;
Asistencia, y
Desempates en antigüedad.
Nos alegra compartir que hay un compromiso mutuo de parte de nosotros y de Kaiser de atender parte de nuestro lenguaje contractual vigente, que hemos tenido por los pasados 16 años, y que tal vez ya no se atempera a la realidad de nuestro ambiente y nuestras necesidades.
El Comité Negociador local se reunirá de nuevo para el tercer día de Negociaciones Locales el jueves 10 de junio, mientras que unos subgrupos que han sido identificados empezarán a trabajar antes, enfocados específicamente en una “limpieza del lenguaje del contrato”.
Por favor continúen atentos a futuras actualizaciones y esperamos verlos en nuestra próxima Asamblea el Jueves 10 de junio.
The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
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The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center (TMC) is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences [1] (NIEHS) Worker Training Program [2], representing the WTP’s northern New England region.
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The United Steelworkers (USW) Tony Mazzocchi Center (TMC) is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences [1] (NIEHS) Worker Training Program [2], representing the WTP’s northern New England region.
From NIEHS –
From NIEHS –
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SUPPORTING SAFER WORKSITES THROUGH LABOR TRAINING ----------------------------
The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center (TMC) is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences [1] (NIEHS).
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The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences [1].
The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center (TMC) is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences [2] (NIEHS) Worker Training Program [3], representing the WTP’s northern New England region.
The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center (TMC) is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences [2] (NIEHS) Worker Training Program [3], representing the WTP’s northern New England region.
The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center (TMC) is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences [1] (NIEHS) Worker Training Program [2], representing the WTP’s northern New England region.From NIEHS –
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The USW Tony Mazzocchi Center (TMC) is featured in a state profile by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences [1] (NIEHS) Worker Training Program [2], representing the WTP’s northern New England region.
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From NIEHS –
SUPPORTING SAFER WORKSITES THROUGH LABOR TRAINING ----------------------------
SUPPORTING SAFER WORKSITES THROUGH LABOR TRAINING ----------------------------
The United Steelworkers (USW) Tony Mazzocchi Center (TMC) provides health, safety, and environmental training to local union, worker center, and management members throughout Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont as part of USW District 4. The training is designed to help members who work in various industry sectors, such as paper manufacturing, to identify and eliminate workplace hazards. Recently, USW TMC worker-trainers facilitated “Near-Miss Prevention” training for multiple local unions. This course provides workers the opportunity to participate in hazard recognition during incident investigations.
Click here to see the full profile titled “Worker Training Program: Northern New England” via NIEHS.
We are happy to announce that your Local Bargaining Committee reconvened with Kaiser today for Day 2 of Local Bargaining.
Last week we shared our priorities with Kaiser. Yesterday, the Bargaining committee had the opportunity to hear priorities and participate in brief discussion.
Some of Kaiser’s priorities include:
Staffing & Backfill,
Attendance, and
Seniority Tie Breakers.
We are happy to share that there is a mutual commitment by us and Kaiser to address some of our current Contractual language that we have had for 16 years that may no longer meet our current environment or needs.
The Local Bargaining committee will reconvene for Day 3 of Local Bargaining on Thursday June 10th while smaller identified subgroups will get to work sooner focusing specifically on "Contract Language Clean-Up".
Please continue to be on the lookout for future updates and we hope to see you at our next Town Hall on Thursday June 10th!
Membership meetings are today. 3rd shift meeting will start at 7:30 am. 1st shift will start at 3:30 pm and the 2nd shift membership meeting will start at 11:30 pm at the union hall. Please plan to attend. You are the Union!
