Local 78 Members at the Picket Line against LandMark Consultants at 62 Imlay Street, Brooklyn.
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Every worker deserves to have a union. Local 78 works aggressively and diligently to organize workers, to represent its members, and to provide a level playing field for union contractors.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Shop Stewards: Como resolver un Problema en las areas de Trabajo
Como un buen Shop Steward resuelve los problema en las areas de trabajo:
1. Hablar con el foreman para que resuelva la situacion.
2. Si el foreman no lo hace entonces hablar con el Supervisor.
3. Darle un periodo de tiempo para que resuelva el problema.
4. Si el Supervisor no arregla entoces proceder a llamar al delegado (Business Agent) de su area.
Delegados (Business Agents) por Area que hablan Español:
Brooklyn, Queens & Bronx: Fabio Morales 646-510-8718
Manhattan & Staten Island: Manuel Ortiz 917-418-0334
Long Island: Mario Chamorr0 917-578-3951
Norte de New Jersey: Abraham Hernandez 347-852-5069
Sur de New Jersey: Gary Salva 201-681-6175
Cuando llames un Delegado y no contesta debes de dejarle un mensaje y luego enviarle un texto sobre la urgencia de que te llame lo antes posible.
De no comunicarte con algun delegado llamar a la oficina de la local 212-227-4803 y explicar la urgencia de comunicarte con algun delegado.
Si el problema ocurreen horas de la noche y no te comunicas con el delegado de tu zona debes de llamar a cualquiera de los demas delegados hasta dar con uno. Recuerda SIEMPRE dejar mensaje.
Esto es todo por ahora queridos Shop Stewards. Seguiremos publicando breves instrucciones para shop stewards mas adelante.
Gracias,
LiUNA Local 78.
PS. Favor dejar comentarios que nos ayuden a ser mejores Shop Stewards...
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Join Secretary of Labor nominee Hilda Solis and support the Employee Free Choice Act
The announcement of Representative Hilda Solis as President-elect Obama's Secretary of Labor is great news for America's workers. Solis comes from a union family and has never forgotten her roots in her public service career. Her appointment is a win for the prospects of the Employee Free Choice Act and the economic future for the people of this country who get up and go to work every day.
On every issue that's important to working people, Hilda Solis has stood up for an America where everyone's hard work is valued and rewarded. Congresswoman Solis does not just vote on behalf of workers, she is their unwavering and tireless voice.
Stand with our next Secretary of Labor and support the Employee Free Choice Act.
Source: http://freechoice.seiu.org/page/s/solisfreechoice?gclid=CIjS3M3C85cCFQtZHgodjE5HDQ
Friday, December 19, 2008
Obama Names Picks for Transportation Labor Posts
CHICAGO - Swiftly completing his Cabinet, President-elect Barack Obama named four officials to oversee transportation, labor, trade and small business policy in his new administration Friday but warned that economic recovery may take years.
Little more than a month before he takes office, Obama noted his speed in putting his full economic team in place, saying he had done so at an earlier point than any president in history because of the magnitude of the troubles the country faces.
"Daunting as the challenges we are inheriting may be, I am convinced that our team and the American people are prepared to meet them," he said. "It will take longer than anybody of us would like — years, not months.
It will get worse before it gets better." "But it will get better if we are willing to act boldly and swiftly," Obama said — and he promised to do just that.
At his fifth news conference in as many days, Obama announced his selections of Republican Rep. Ray LaHood of Illinois for transportation secretary, California Rep. Hilda Solis for labor secretary, former Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk for U.S. trade representative and venture capitalist Karen Mills to head the Small Business Administration. AP
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Humberto Yeppes
Mass for Humberto Yeppes, 59, of West New York, will be today at 10 a.m. at St. Augustine Church, Union City. He died Wednesday at Palisades Medical Center, North Bergen.
Born in Pereira, Colombia, he moved to the United States in 1965 and lived in New York City before moving to West New York 30 years ago.
Yeppes worked as an asbestos remover.
He was the first Vice-President and founding member of Local 78 LIUNA, New York City.
Surviving are his wife, Yolanda Soto; three sons, Mauricio Alejandro, Hector Batres and Stanley Batres; two daughters, Helen Batres and Karla Batres; two brothers, Fabio and Octavio; five sisters, Mery, Nelly, Nuvia, Myriam, and Nancy; and five grandchildren.
Humberto Yeppes Video:
Born in Pereira, Colombia, he moved to the United States in 1965 and lived in New York City before moving to West New York 30 years ago.
Yeppes worked as an asbestos remover.
He was the first Vice-President and founding member of Local 78 LIUNA, New York City.
Surviving are his wife, Yolanda Soto; three sons, Mauricio Alejandro, Hector Batres and Stanley Batres; two daughters, Helen Batres and Karla Batres; two brothers, Fabio and Octavio; five sisters, Mery, Nelly, Nuvia, Myriam, and Nancy; and five grandchildren.
Humberto Yeppes Video:
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Merger of Local Union 1030 into Local Union 78
Effective from September8, 2008 forward, members of former Local 1030 must make payment of dues and other fees directly to Local 78, Mr Pawel Gruchacz, Secretary-Treasurer, 30 Cliff Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10038.
Click here for the Report of the Merger of Local 1030 into Local 78
Click here for the Report of the Merger of Local 1030 into Local 78
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
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