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THE STEWARD'S POCKET GUIDE
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THE STEWARD'S POCKET GUIDE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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The Steward's Big Job The Need For Stewards |
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Two Main Tasks Building A Strong Union |
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Put Life Into Your Contract Know Your Contract |
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How Stewards Can Build Their Union Roles & Responsibilities: Negotiator |
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Roles & Responsibilities: Leader, Educator, Communicator, Organizer, Political Activist |
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Meeting The New Hire On The 1st Day Being Professional and Fair Making Members 100% 'ers |
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Dues - Life Blood Of The Union Meet Problems Before They Become Grievances Keep A United Union Front |
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Be a Good Listener Good Relations With Your Supervisor Grievance Procedures & Handling |
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Abide by Contract Rules & Get All The Facts Is It A Just Grievance? Write It Down & Go To The Supervisor |
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Use A Positive Approach, No Empty Threats Try To Settle At First Stage, Stick To Facts Educate The Supervisor |
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The Contract Is Your Constitution When Strikes Occur Labor Legislation A Steward Should Know |
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Public Employees & Negotiating With Public Officials Give Them A Chance Machinists Non-Partisan Political League |
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About Our #1 Job - Organizing Suggestions For Further Reading |
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2001 - 2004 Lone Star Lodge 2208
