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AGENDA
LABOR MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
December 16, 2008
8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
UC266
  • Chancellor Telfer
  • Discussion/Approval of August 13, 2008 Minutes
  • Local Agreements
  • Educational Opportunities
  • November/December Vacancy Report
  • Other Items

CRAFT/MANAGEMENT COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
October 16, 2008
8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Hyer #335

PRESENT: Frank Bartlett, Bryan Bidwell, Jeff Eysnogle, David Floyd, Chris Johnson, Tom Krummel, Randy Marnocha, Kathy Mather, William Stefane, Steve Summers, Greg Swanson, Bill Widen, Susie Williams

Central Stores inventory control

  • Minimum supplies are not being maintained
  • Obsolete supplies hinder purchasing new supplies, yet obsolete material can’t be used
  • Designated buyer was recommended
  • Procurement Card limit of $100 is problematic

FP&M chain of command/supervisors doing hands-on work.

  • Insufficient full time craft workers to get work done in a timely fashion
  • Work is given to less than qualified staff
  • Additional time & cost is spent correcting work
  • Safety is a concern when staff is not qualified to do the work

Better control of outside contractor work, specifically regarding Athletics and the West Sports Complex and Baseball building.

  • Work orders have been changed
  • Some work has been done without following state policy regarding hiring & specs
  • Randy & Steve will discuss with Paul & Gary

Increase number of Crafts workers to at least pre-reduction levels.

  • Workload is more than existing staff can handle in a timely manner
  • More complaints because of delays in completing work orders
  • Less qualified staff performing work (some electrical work not being done by electricians)
  • Again safety is a concern
  • LTEs vs FTE for permanent positions were discussed.
    Randy said UWW lost 30 positions in the last 6 years. Legislature controls FTE.

Miscellaneous Items

    Safety Training including Respiratory Protection Training will be addressed with Ernie.

Next Meeting

    Will be scheduled as needed.

Minutes respectfully submitted by Susie Williams.


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