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2018 Annual Conference Food Drive
2015 Annual Conference Food Drive
RECENT NEWS
U.P. Labor-Management Council, Inc.
The U.P. Labor-Management Council, Inc. has once again selected the Island Resort & Casino, Harris, as the host site for its 2019 Annual Conference. The Annual Conference, entitled “Meeting Workplace Challenges Together”, has been scheduled for Thursday, March 7, 2019. The one-day conference will feature five educational seminars for participants. The morning general session “Recreational Marijuana and the Union Workplace” will be presented by Attorney Laura Katers Reilly, Kendricks, Bordeau, Keefe, Seavoy & Larsen, PC. Breakout sessions include “Update on Hot Labor Topics” presented by Arbitrator Kathryn VanDagens, “Identify Stress in Workplace” presented by Angela Nino, Empathic Workplace/ Therapy, and “MJQ&A: More about Recreational Marijuana and the Workplace”. All three breakout sessions will be offered once in the morning and once in the afternoon. The final general session for the 2019 Annual Conference will be “Dealing With Difficult People” presented by Dale Anderson, OSF Health Care. Anyone in the workplace representing labor or management, as well as college students would find this conference educational and time well spent. Registration and questions can be directed to the Council’s office at 906-466-0155 or the Council’s website www.uplmc.com.
2016 Annual Conference Food Drive
Organized in 1971, the Upper Peninsula Labor-Management Council, Inc. is established to serve as a representative group from both labor and management in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The Council was formed with the belief by both labor and management that the goals of each side are harmonious in most cases, and that there should be a separate and distinct organization that both sides can participate in to further their mutual goal.
Upper Peninsula Labor-Management Council, Inc.
USW Local 2-21 President Steve Benoit and Local 2-21 member Joe Curran presented a check in the amount of $15774.48 to the U.P. Labor-Management Council on behalf of the Local 2-21membership. The check represents one hour of wages donated by each member of Local 2-21.