Snohomish County Labor Council

Minutes of the Meeting of September 22, 2010

 

The meeting was called to order at 6:00 PM followed by the flag salute and the meeting purpose. Minutes of the previous of meeting were approved as posted on the web site.

 

CREDENTIALS

 

 

 None of the new delegates were present to be seated.

 

GUESTS

 

Tyler Whitmire, Labor/Neighbor Coordinator, discussed the program and the need for volunteers for the doorbelling and phoning. He thanked Laborers, IBEW and AFT for their help.

 

REPORTS OF UNIONS

 

Organizing—No reports

 

Contract Negotiations—AFSCME 948, Randy Kurtz gave an update regarding relations with the state and mentioned the misinformation in a KOMO Channel 4 report of sick leave cash out. October 11th is the next furlough day and his members will be doing informational picketing in Everett.

 

Other Local Activity—No reports

 

OLD BUSINESS

 

M/S/C to endorse the candidacy of Toni Olson for PUD No. 1 Commissioner.

 

GOOD OF THE ORDER

 

  Sally Hintz, Senator Cantwell’s office thanked the Council for its election work, and encouraged delegates to be involved in the election process.

  Victor Harris, 38th District Democrats Recording Secretary was looking for 3 more locations for large Patty Murray signs.

  Jim Smith, retired LIUNA 292 and Radio Labor Journal reported the last program played interviews with Reps. McDermott and Inslee. Oct. 15th is the pledge drive on 90.7 FM, KSER Radio.

  Bob Rommel reported that next Monday there would be a rally for the tanker at the IAM office in Everett from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM.

  Ed Triezenberg, UBC 562, reported on old records his local has been going through regarding the building. The records go back to the early 1900’s. In 1940 a party was held celebrating the end of the first mortgage on the building.

  Don Shove, IAM 751A, spoke on the need to archive and save our history.

  James Gillian, SPEEA, talked about the need for KSER volunteers for the pledge drive.

  Suzanne Moreau, Puget Sound Labor Agency, reported on the Day of Caring at the VOA on Friday, Sept. 24th, the United Way partnership campaigns at Kimberly Clark, the combined Federal campaign, upcoming events in October and the Labor/United Way Partnership meeting held at the Teamsters hall last month. This year’s Spirit of Labor Award went to Bob James of the Letter Carriers.

 

The meeting was adjourned at 6:46 PM

 

Respectfully submitted,

 

 

Mike Sells, Secretary-Treasurer

 

 

ATTENDANCE:

AFSCME 109:

AFSCME 109E:

AFSCME 109S: No Delegate

AFSCME 113:

AFSCME 1811:

AFSCME 1811C:

AFSCME 1811CA:

AFSCME 1811JPD:

AFSCME 1811JS: No Delegate

AFSCME 1811PA:

AFSCME 1811S: No Delegate

AFSCME 881: No Delegate

AFSCME 948: Randy Kurtz

AFSCME 1020: Eric Wiseman

AFSCME 2753: No Delegate

AFSCME 2964: No Delegate

AFT 772: Mike Sells

AFT 1873: Steven Horn

APWU 484: No Delegate

ATU 883:

ATU 1576:

AWPPW 183:

AWPPW 644: No Delegate

GCIU 767M:

IAFF 46:

IAFF 1984: No Delegate

IAFF 2694: No Delegate

IAM 130:

IAM 751A: Jason Redrup, Don Shove

IAM 751C:

IAM 751E:

IAM 751F:

IATSE 15:

IBEW 46:

IBEW 77: Chris Reed

IBEW 89:

IBEW 191: Darrell Chapman

IBT 38: Rick Olson

IBT 174:

IBT 231:

IBT 763:

IBU/ ILWU:

IFPTE 17:

ILWU 32: No Delegate

IUOE 302: No Delegate

IUPAT DC 5:

IW 86:

LIUNA 292: Dan Christofferson, Chris Glenn, Doug Scott

NALC 791: Bob James

OPEIU 8:

OPEIU 277:

Pac NW Newspaper Guild:

PASS:

Plumbers and Pipefitters 26: No Delegate

SEIU 6:

SEIU 925:

SEIU 1199NW:

SMIU 66:

SPEEA: Lynn Burow, James Gillan, Bob Rommel

UBC 562: Ed Triezenberg

UFCW 141, USNU: No Delegate

UniteHere: No Delegate

Wash Tech / CWA:

 

Excused Absences

AFSCME 1811: James Trefry

AFSCME 1811CA: Patty Goins, Gloria Parker, Terry VanWyck

AFT 772: Kim Mead

IAM 751E: Jackie Boshok

IBT 38: Janine Dibble

IBT 231: Leonard Kelley

SEIU 925: Toni Bohan, Donna Chrisman

Wash Tech / CWA: Rennie Sawade

 

Guests

Victor Harris, Snohomish County Democrats

Sally Hintz, Senator Cantwell

Jim Kenny, Candidate for County Procescutor

Suzanne Moreau, PSLA

Jim Smith, LIUNA 292, Radio Labor Journal

Forrest Walpole, UBC 562