Snohomish County Labor Council, AFL/CIO

Minutes of the Meeting of January 26, 2005

 

              The meeting was called to order at 6:00 PM at the Teamsters 38 Hall, 2601 Everett Avenue, by President Chapman. The pledge of allegiance followed. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as typed and handed out.

 

CREDENTIALS

AFSCME 113: Brian O’Leary, Joyce Peter

AFSCME 948: Cindy Hallstrom, Randy Kurtz, Robin Windhausen

IAFF 2694: Todd Cole

IAM 160: Kyle Kuntz, Shawn Unger

IBEW 89: Ray Egelhoff

Iron Workers 86: Dave Chase

IUPAT DC #5: Doug Wagner

SEIU 6: Joan Bethel, Debbie Foley

Teamsters 763: Jason Powell

 

              None of the new delegates listed were present, and the President requested that the Secretary-Treasurer contact the locals about those listed as being delegates. Some of them have been listed for several months.

 

GUESTS

 

              Bill Wickline, State Employees 15, discussed the informational picket that went on this evening at the Everett Events Center before the Cher concert. Essentially, it stems from the Public Facilities District not recognizing the union contract that Global Spectrum has on the national level with IATSE. Organizing for the audio visual workers is continuing.

 

EXECUTIVE BOARD & STAFF

 

              Secretary-Treasurer Sells referred the delegates to the minutes of the Executive Board of January 18, 2005, which discussed the IATSE 15 informational picket, the 2005 budget, and Labor Temple parking issues. The Secretary-Treasurer also read the thank you letter from the Martin Luther King, Jr. community commemoration committee.

 

              Puget Sound Labor Agency/Snohomish County Director Suzanne Moreau discussed the money raised at the recent holiday raffle. They were also raising money off the parking this evening from the Cher concert at the Everett Events Center.

              The Community Services Committee is recommending a contribution of $250.00 to this year’s community Meth Summit. It was M/S/C to concur.

 

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

 

              Organizing: Paul Quaintance, UFCW 1105, noted that the focus is currently on Wal Mart, and efforts to keep it out of the Stanwood community.

 

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

 

              It was M/S/C to elect the following slate of officers by acclamation.

 

 

REPORTS OF UNIONS

 

Organizing: Teamsters 38, Leonard Kelley reported that the scan co-coordinators at Albertsons had signed cards for union representation. It was 100%. He is also working on north end DHL drivers. They have also filed a petition for Larry’s Market delivery drivers. He also had sign ups available for those who were willing to do sign waving with regards to the Wal Mart campaign.

 

Contract Negotiations: UFCW 1105, Paul Quaintance, reported that Bay area grocery store contracts had been settled.

              IAM 751A, Bruce Spalding, IAM District Lodge Secretary-Treasurer, reported they were preparing for their negotiations with the Boeing Company. They were currently surveying their members. Health care and pensions seem to be coming up as priority issues, along with some attacks on seniority.

 

NEW BUSINESS-None

 

GOOD OF THE ORDER

 

              Representative Mike Sells, 38th District, gave delegates an update on activity in Olympia with regards to labor issues. He noted that apprenticeship utilization on public projects would, more than likely, pass quickly out of the House. He mentioned the Governor’s race and needed election reform, as well as concerns with retroactivity on the industrial insurance fund.

 

The meeting was adjourned at 6:45 PM

 

Respectfully submitted,

 

 

Mike Sells, Secretary-Treasurer

 

COMMUNICATIONS

 

From Washington State Labor Council, AFL/CIO

 

From AFL/CIO

 

From Local Unions and Councils

 

From Officials

 

From Candidates

 

From Organizations

 

 

From Individuals

 

ATTENDANCE

 

AFSCME 109:

AFSCME 109E:

AFSCME 109S:

AFSCME 113:

AFSCME 1811:

AFSCME 1811C:

AFSCME 1811CA:

AFSCME 1811JPD: Chris Harper

AFSCME 1811JS:

AFSCME 1811PA: David Kurtz

AFSCME 1811S:

AFSCME 881:

AFSCME 948:

AFSCME 1020:

AFSCME 1355:

AFSCME 2753:

AFSCME 2964:

AFT 772: Mike Sells

AFT 1873:

AFT 4254:

APWU 484:

ATU 883:

ATU 1576: Dick McManus

GCIU 767M:

HERE 8:

IAFF 46:

IAFF 1984:

IAFF 2694:

IAM 130:

IAM 751A: Bob Neumann, Tom Plummer, Jason Redrup, Bruce Spalding

IAM 751C: Rod Sigvartson

IAM 751E:

IAM 751F: Jackie Boschok, Duanne Roope

IATSE 15: John Lammon

IBEW 46: Bill Mirand

IBEW 77:

IBEW 89: Mike Ferrucci

IBEW 191: Darrell Chapman

IBT 38: Tami Brady, Mike Campbell, Steven Chandler, Chuck Jewell, Leonard Kelley,  Rick Olson

IBT 763:

IBU/ ILWU:

IFPTE 17:

ILWU 32: Ron Medcalf

IUOE 302:

IUPAT DC 5:

IW 86:

IW 506:

LIUNA 292: Rex Martin, Rodolfo Zavala

NALC 791: Bob James

National Writers Union:

OPEIU 8:

OPEIU 277:

Pac NW Newspaper Guild:

SEIU 6:

SEIU 775:

SEIU 925:

SEIU 1199NW:

SMIU 66:

SPEEA: Chris Glenn, Joe Lake, Larry Marrell, Bob Rommel

UA 26:

UFCW 44:

UFCW 141, USNU:

UFCW 1001:

UFCW 1105: Paul Quaintance, Arthur Rice,

 

Excused Delegates

AFSCME 1811CA: Patty Goins

AFT 772: Kim Mead

IAM 751A: Don Shove

IAM 751C: Dave Brueher

IAM 751F: Judy Neumann

IBEW 191: Jeff Seibert

IBT 38: Janine Dibble, Barry Lund, Gary Schmitt

LIUNA 292: Jim Smith

SEIU 925: Tania Rosario

SPEEA: Steven Bish, Mark Moshay, Kurt Schuetz

UFCW 1001: Charles Primm

UFCW 1105: Nancy Holland-Young, Lynda Rice