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 Marquette, Michigan

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Workers of
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Job duties of officers may be found in the Union Bylaws beginning with Article VII.

Jim Tharp is the UAW Region 1D Service Representative.  For a brief bio on Mr. Tharp, please click here.
 
Title Name Department Extension
President Sue Tollefson Olympic Education Center 2860
Vice President Michelle Kimball Library 2099
Financial Secretary / Treasurer Rita Leppanen Bookstore 2495
Secretary Andrea Wrubel Art & Design 2787
Sergeant at Arms Andrea Jordan Library 2157
Guide Kris Johnson Admissions 2651
Trustees Joann Jordan Bookstore 2767
Linda Greenberg Student Service Center 1221
Angela McCabe English 2711
Bargaining Team Grace Albert, Chief Grievance Officer Psychology 2935
Ray Liubakka Printing & Mail Services 2454
Tracy Vanabel Education 2160
     
Steward District 1 Terri Williams
Angela McCabe, Alternate
Art & Design
English
2194
2711
Steward District 2 Ray Liubakka Printing and Mail Services 2454
Steward District 3 Vacant    
Steward District 4 Kimber Olli Records 1213
District 1 Cohodas Administrative Center, University Center, Art & Design, Gries Hall
District 2 Services Building, Jacobetti Center, PEIF, Superior Dome, Berry Events Center
District 3 West Science, New Science, Learning Resources, Whitman
District 4 McClintock Building, Thomas Fine Arts, Hedgcock Fieldhouse

A Union Steward's rights are determined by three basic factors:

Union Solidarity. This is the cohesion and determination of employees you represent. A steward backed by a unified group, willing to act if the steward is attacked, has significant freedom of action.

Contract Rights. A strong union contract forbids discrimination against union activities and guarantees time for union business.

Labor Law Rights. Federal and state labor laws prohibit interference with legitimate union activities, protect stewards in presenting grievances, force employers to supply grievance information, and require employers to bargain before making changes that affect employees.

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