Reports are being posted on the Local #763 website since the Local had to cancel the General Membership Meeting scheduled for May 20, 2020.

Secretary-Treasurer’s Report for May 2020
by Scott A. Sullivan

I hope this report finds you and your family healthy and safe! It has been a challenge for the Local Union as it has been for the members to operate fully in this time of COVID-19.

Let me start by reassuring the membership at the local union is still operating to full capacity while doing business differently. Business agents are operating remotely from home and are available by email and cell phone. The office clerical staff are also working remotely from home, can be reached via email and have been rotating in and out of the local union offices on a weekly basis. continue reading

Business Agent Report for May 2020
by Liz Brown

During the COVID-19 crisis, many of the workers I represent have continued to work, including dispatchers at American Medical Response; office-clerical employees at YRC Freight, ABF and Peninsula Trucking; mailers and single-copy drivers at The Seattle Times/Rotary Offset Press and employees at waste water treatment plants. continue reading

Business Agent Report for May 2020
by Chad Baker

City of Des Moines:

We are still in contract bargaining and we have agreed to comparable Cities that will be used moving forward. The Union presented an economic proposal to the City on Friday and we are waiting for a response. continue reading 

Business Agent Report for May 2020
by Debi Humann

I have been working from home in compliance with Governor Inslee’s “Stay-Home” Order that currently runs through May 31.  I have been holding phone conference calls and zoom tele-conference meetings in order to stay in touch with the employees who are also tele-working or who, due to the critical nature of their jobs, are reporting to their normal work stations.  This has been an interesting new “normal”.  continue reading

Business Agent Report for May 2020
by Mary Keefe

*Call to Action:
Call Senator Murray and Cantwell and tell them to strike the GROW Act from any Federal stimulus packages. The Grow Act would devastate healthy pension plans like our Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan. Click this link to email your Senators and protect union pensions: http://ibt.io/Stim4    continue reading 

Business Agent Report for May 2020
by Jason Powell

Lake Washington School District CBA is out for signature.

A termination grievance scheduled for Arbitration in June with Lake Washington School District was resolved to the satisfaction of the Grievant.

A seniority/pay claim grievance at Highline Public Schools was resolved to the satisfaction of the Grievant.  continue reading
 

Business Agent Report for May 2020
by Pat Silvernale

Safeway:

Members ratified an 18 month agreement with maintenance of benefits; $.25 in Teamsters pension, and $.75 in wages. We will then be lined up with the other two Teamster contracts that Locals 117& 174 represent.   continue reading 

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the "Stress Management" webinar Tuesday night. Below is a link to a video of the presentation.  Please feel free to share with others.

To view the webinar on demand: 

Topic:  Teamster Women's Conference Presents:  Managing Stress During Coronavirus 

Meeting Recording: 

https://teamster-org.zoom.us/rec/share/785yKu6u7lJIGdLk2H7HB_AEIIj4T6a8gSZKqKdYykuintEdKT89AXJMnTDJaxvP