Agenda, 2 pages
General meeting agenda, February 19 [1997], with handwritten notes
February 19, [1997]Date inferred
The agenda includes Kate Bronfenbrenner's presentation “What the Labor Movement Needs to Do to Survive and Grow,” proposals to make general meetings more frequent and to shrink the Steering Committee, and the AFL-CIO's new program for central labor councils. Handwritten notes on yellow paper accompany it.
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BOCES Employees Association BOCES Teachers Association/APT Bricklayers Local 17 Carpenters Local 603 Civil Service Employees Association Local 428 Civil Service Employees Assocjation Local 561 Civil Service Employees Association Local 605 Civil Service Employees Association Local 849 Civil Service Employees Association Local 855 CSEA Local 1000/AFSCME Communication Workers Local 1111 Cornell Security Employees Union Cortland United Teachers/AFT Electrical Workers Local 43 Electrical Workers Local 79 Electrical Workers Local 241 Electrical Workers Local 961 Fire Fighters Local 1737 Fire Fighters Local 2737 George Jr. Republic Teachers/AFT Homer Teachers Association/AFT Ithaca Paraprofessionals Association Ithaca School District Employees Association Ithaca Teachers Association Laborers Local 589 Machinists Local 1607 Machinists Local 1608 Machinists Local 1765 Musicians Local 132 Newfield Teachers Association/AFT Operating Engineers Local 71 & 71A Operating Engineers Local 545 Painters Local 178 Plumbers Local 267 Postal Workers Local 1151 Public Employees Federation Local 251 Service Employees Local 200A Service Employees Loca! 200B TCCC Faculty Association Teamsters Local 317 United Auto Workers Local 802 United Auto Workers Local 1326 United Auto Workers Local 1774 United Auto Workers Local 2300 United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1 United University Professions/AVT Watkins Glen Faculty Association/AFT THE LABOR COALITION 109 West State St., Ithaca, NY 14850 1. Presentation by Kate Bronfenbrenner, Midstate Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO (607) 277-5670 1-800-804-8252 Fax (607) 272-4111 General Meeting Wednesday, February 19 AGENDA "What the Labor Movement Needs to Do to Survive and Grow." Discussion and decision on Directions Committee and Steering Committee proposal to establish a bimonthly meeting schedule. The proposal is to increase the frequency of general meetings, in effect giving the general membership more decision-making authority. At present there are only three general meetings each year. The Steering Committee suggests increasing these to six, on a bi- monthly basis. It is also proposed to try to provide special speakers, films or discussions at each meet- ing. Moet Caahinas Wee yt Far Ares 3. Discussion and decision on Steering Committee proposal to reduce the number of seats and meetings of the Steering Committee. IB) The proposal is to reduce the number of seats on the Steering Committee to seven (including all elected officers) from eleven (the current number). In addi- tion to seven regular Steering Committee members, two alternates would be elected, to fill in for members who are unable to make a meeting. The Steering Com- mittee will meet bimonthly, during months when there is no general meeting (this assumes approval of the previous proposal increasing the frequency of general meetings). The AFL-CIO’s new program for Central Labor Councils. WRE d009- Ceorye Dunwl Caren Hee Other items. Local Union Reports
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