The Voice of G.E. Workers, Local, 130i Dec. 152 196).
REPORT ON EXECUTIVE BOARD ELECTIONS
prthe Election Committee ‘of Local. 301, IUE#AFL= CIO, ‘neporte the’
results of the elections for Executive Board Wembers. which were held.
on Wednesday, December | 13, 1961. er oe as
al The: elections for Executive Boas? iiembers. were conducted ‘this. year.
yva secret ballot votesby the members of IUE Le¢al 301, in aécordance
with the requirements of the Landrum-Griffith Law,. The nominations for
the Board were conducted in ‘the same manner on Wednesday, December 6, :
1961, Where there was more than one candidate running in a Board Member's
jurisdiction, the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes
had their, names printed on. the final ballot. ‘here there:was one can«
didate nominated. only that one name was printed on the final ballot.
The Election Committee provided. forms to candidates who were riom=
‘inated whereby they could indicate whether they accepted or declined _
the nomination, ar
The Election Committee réports the following election results:
© NAME Te EMPLOYED IN SHIFT... REELECTED OR_
| “ .. s ““BUTLDING- “i! NEVEY ELECTED
“John B, Wager 9 ah ~. . « Deus » Reelected
Carl De Marco ° oe se tedidlige ®. Ms
Henry Di Caterino AS a,
Angelo“Durante
Thomas. Me Cabe
Robert. White
Floyd Weaver —.
Joseph Saccocio.
Frank.Masterson . o,
“ Joseph Korszun ot 7 Knolls.
Vincent, Palazeke =; 107,
“James J, Cognetta . f°. 0° 7.52
Kenneth. Simmons . “- = 273
Charles « ‘Brothers | erie "285
Paul Hacko. * re a 293
Domenic Apruzzese © .*'. > 285
Vincent Di Lorenzo = -*.. AQ:
David Stockheim °° °°). 9735
Joseph Koral” ee er
Edward Ne jman -F 2 BB
Henry Kaminski a 76
Walter Martin ..— oa 60
Herman: Podell 273
William | Mastriani 66
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NOTICE Can ae NOTICE
"MEMBERSHIP - STEWARDS MEETING PENSIONERS CLUB MEETING
Reel: cted -
Newly Elected
Newly Elected
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PPD PRN PP NEE ORE EPP NEED
. Monday, December 18, 1961... ..| . Thursday, December. 21, 1961.
"(2nd SHAftsacvcccoseeseceeslt3o Poms 2:00 PeoMe
ist & Srdaceecccces ae we s.ae? £30 PoMe ; : .
Speaker - George Hameline from
Report of Biection. Committee ee _,.. local Social Security __
‘Regular Order of Business; Office -
rane oan — nt
wy 3 go. ‘oui at “Tue houk,
or: home ys DEs PEORLY
a at lunch hour,
Must go home 14 hr, Gazi
ard Shift “
Ry ‘go. -home at lunch hour.
_ Must go. -home 14 hr. earlyé, |
Qualify iio. alenre will ‘be Dec. 22
“and Tuesday,. EC. 26.4 eee
will be®made_on Friday, Dec. 223:
the emp pyee* will work up to Lunt.
» period, after which, they. will be
qualified. b returning to work: on
Oo"
mplayees who are scheduled
- out for lack”
of Such qualifying day.or dave is a
waived, 4 7
after the: meeting. as "WSUS hse
The. next: meeting of the Locad
“1301 Pensioners Club will. be held.
4 the IVE Auditorium on Thursday,
December elst ah 2: ey pe Me ao
OM George*taméline,. Assistant
Manager of the local Socia Security
office, will speak to the Rensioners
on the benefits of the Sd¢ial Secur-
ity Law and other related: ME bers
“He Wid alse provide ime for:
questions from. those attending the
meeting,.
7 While ‘the ayant 301 Pensioners
£!Club has been sponsored by the °
local. Union, all tired people re-
gardless of where they. formerly .
worked: or from where. they retired,
are welcome to attend the. nesting’.
and Join, the 301 Pensioners. Clubs
Refreshmerits will be served
BRIGHTER XMAS . FOR 5 UNION MEMBERS
COMPREHENSIVE: PLAN AECOMIENDE Db
oby Allen E, Townsend - ~
We want ‘to remind our members’
exercising their optiom to switch”
from Corridor’ Plan to anges ehensive
insurance,
: Notification of such a éharige =
must: be given: to the Company by
_ January 1, 1962,
Experience and study of the |
two plans “in the past several years
, has proved that the Comprehensive
~Plan provides greater benefits to
the vast majority of our EPPS
i
Several comparisons:are cited.
herein:
ie
steadily increased since 1955,
There is no?provision in the Corris
dor: ean that. compensates for this
increas . ;
Charges. £0% hospital’ room | have
De Doctors’ fees for operations =
have also™inereased substantially;.
however, the maximum allowance paid
for such operations under the
‘Thim if he could provide them with
oe day work operators in.
‘| Bldg -285, Steam Turbine, who were
notified of a lack of work will |
Feces ve a Christmas paycheck’.
Monday of this: week, a brad
down’ occurred on the Enameling Fur-
nace. © The operators were told that
‘they would be on a lack of work until.
further eI ey ‘
The employees involved realized.
that “they would have to:work this
jJweek in order to receive a paycheck
an the Friday before Christmas. All. .
of them are married men with children,
one having fives They had depended .
on a paycheck so. as to provide a.
.;better Christmas for their families,
They approached the M,S.0. and asked
some. type of work for this week. He.
replied ‘that he had no work available”
for them.
The Union Office was made aware
of this situation and immediately
{Company officials wére contacted
with the result: that the 5. operators
‘}were called back to other assignments.
Corridor Plan has not increased.
3. Charges for X-rays have also:
“risen; again; the maximum amount >
allowed for Such X-rays under the
Corridor Plan remains the same,
. Checking over many hospital °%
cases that have come , to. .our.atten-..
tion, it was’ found that in-almost
100% of the cases more benefits ~
would have been paid under the
Comprehensive Plan. -
In view of these findings, we
= strongly recommend.to our members
whorstill have the Corridor Plan
to convert it to the Comprehensive
insurance, a
In other words, the best ad-
vice we can. give-is.serun, don't.
.
walk to the nearest. Company rep-
resentative and sign: up. for. Compre~.
hensive insurance}
