Sunday, November 21, 2010

Local 157 Members Vote Yes To Microphone

President D'Errico voted no to a microphone
At the November 15th union meeting members sent a loud and clear message to the leadership and voted yes to a motion for a microphone to be put in place so members can hear each other clearly.

On October 15th and November 15th, the Local 157 executive board twice voted no to a written request for an open microphone.

Despite the boards two previous decision denying the request, the membership decided they had enough with the boards silly decisions and overwhelming voted to support the motion for a microphone.

“The executive board is out of touch with the members and its rather pathetic they denied a request for a microphone,” said a carpenter who attended the meeting.

Since 1999 the local always had a microphone for its members to use. It was taken away by president elect Lawrence D’Errico in a special September 2008 election, following an emergency supervision ordered by General President, Douglas McCarron over the Local.

7 comments:

  1. i heard local 608 lost another president on friday,is there any truth to this rumour?

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  2. yes no one is righting this ship

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  3. it seems to me that its the same shit different stink with this whole district council

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  4. Lawrence D'Tricrico and his Trickery will not fool the members. His E-Board my be drinking the cool aide, But with Dennis Walsh on hand D'Tricrico will have a lot to explain "Trickery"

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  5. D'Erricco has always been mob up.that is why he only knows how to act one way. If he doesn't change, he will only take himself down.

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  6. So is murphy still the President of Lu608? If not,can anyone explain what happened?

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  7. D'ERRICO MUST GO D'ERRICO MUST GO D'ERRICO MUST GO

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