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Officers and Stewards

Below you will find contact information for union officers and stewards. E-mail addresses, Phone numbers etc.

 

 

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President:

Chris St. Germaine

(218)590-8839

Vice President/Chief Steward:

Hector Ortiz

(218)565-6000 2nd watch

Secretary:

Pam Sater

(218)565-600 1st watch

Treasurer:

Lynn Whipple

(218)565-600 3rd watch

 

Stewards:

Thea Erickson

(218)565-6000

8:00-4:30

Bruce Lind

(218)565-6000 2nd watch

Sandra Bryant

(218)565-6000 8-4:30

Robert Miller

(218)565-6000 2nd Watch

Dave Waletzko

485-4654

Bonnie Denzler

485-5000

Daniel Williams

(218)565-6000 3rd watch

Jen Collelo

565-5000 2nd Watch

Melissa Wylie

(218)565-6000 2nd watch

Brooks Midbrod

(218)565-6000 2nd watch

David Gorghuber

(218)565-6000 2nd watch

Jamie Holmes

727-3215

Stasha Sickler

384-4151

Joe Torba

1st Watch

(218)565-6000

Cara Keinanen

(218)565-6000 2nd watch

Rhonda Haugstad

(218)565-6000 2nd watch

 

Art Miller

(218)565-6000 3rd watch

 

Dale Olson

723-4631

Mike Fish

(218)565-6000 3rd watch

Jason Montgomery

565-6000 2nd watch

Jen Montgomery

565-6000 Ext. 56532

 

Executive Board/Stewards:

Mark Kuhlman

(218)565-6000 1st watch

Thea Erickson

(218)565-6000 8:00-4:30

George Klaskin

(218)565-6000 2nd watch

Field Representative:

Ryan Welles

(218) 726-9603

Council 5 office in Metro area (651)450-4990

Council 5 office in Duluth (218)722-0577

WHAT IS A UNION STEWARD?

Stewards are you or a co-worker.  A Union Steward is both an employee and a Union Representative.  You have employment rights, not only through laws, but also through your collective bargaining agreement.  A union steward helps you understand those rights.  Their primary role is to communicate with you and your co-workers.   

A Union Steward is a Communicator, Organizer, Representative, and Leader. They make themselves available to answer questions and assist employees with Union issues in the workplace.  Stewards are also problem solvers. 

Local Stewards build the Union by helping workers empower themselves. They encourage involvement so that the Local Union can demonstrate strength and solidarity in order to bargain better contracts and make positive changes for workers.

Some AFSCME locals appoint stewards while in other locals they are elected by the membership.  AFSCME Council 5 provides training for stewards.  If you have any interest in becoming a steward or know a co-workers that would make a good Union Representative, contact your local President or Chief Steward.

*From AFSCME council 5 website

 

 

 

 

 

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