Stand Up for Safety / Safety Awareness
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A message from UAW Vice
President Ron Gettelfinger
On behalf of your regional director,
the regional staff, the UAW National Ford Department and myself, I want to thank you for
your cooperation and attention during the "Stand Up for Safety / Safety Awareness
1" stand-down that was conducted on November 2, 2000. We also want to thank your
local union elected and appointed representatives, as well as corporate and local
management, for joining with us in delivering the message that we all must be more
conscious of the dangers around us in the workplace.
"Stand Up for Safety / Safety
Awareness 1" began on November 2nd and it is an ongoing initiative. It is
about you, your family and your co-workers. The hazards in the workplace, in an instant,
can destroy lives. All of us must be ever vigilant and mindful that equipment and tools
can cause serious injury or death. Taking the time to lock out machinery and equipment,
wearing the proper safety apparel, utilizing pedestrian walkways and other safe practices
can prevent accidents. We owe it to ourselves, our families, and those we work with to
practice safety every day of our lives; inside as well as outside the workplace.
Our goal and one of the most important
things we can do is to enable you to return home safely to your family and loved ones. The
joint commitment of the UAW and the company is clear to dramatically improve in the area
of safety. You can assist us in this effort by joining with one another in taking personal
responsibility for your safety.
In closing, and as we approach the
upcoming holidays, it is my pleasure on behalf of International Union President Stephen P.
Yokich, the international Union Executive Board and staff to extend our very best wishes
to you and your loved ones for a safe and joyous holiday season. |
Local 892 receives three first place
awards and one-third place award at the 2000 LUPA Communications
Conference
- Best Original Photo Collage
- Best News Story
- Best Front Page
- Best Inside Page Layout
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NEWS CLIPS |
Cost-Of-Living Allowance
The effective date of COLA will be
December 2000. The amount will be $0.90 per hour, an increase of $0.14 from the present
$0.76. |
Christmas
Bonus UAW Ford
workers will receive a Christmas Bonuses of up to $600 each. The Christmas Bonuses will be
paid in the pay period in which December 1st falls. Those who are eligible will receive
Christmas Bonuses based on the following schedule below.
Pay Periods Worked
26 or more
20 through 25
13 through 19 |
Christmas Bonus Amount
$600
$450
$300 |
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Local News
2000
LUPA Communications Conference
Local 892s victory by receiving three first place awards
Vehicle
Concern
If you are experiencing a warranty or repair/service concern with your vehicle, please
observe the following steps
A Few
Glitches
Ford employees have responded to the FECP computer program in overwhelming numbers
Retirees
Report
Thanksgiving is but a gobble away and we have so much to be grateful for
Halloween
Party
Women's Committee held their 4th annual Halloween party at the Local Union hall
Common
Foot Problems
The pain is usually worse in the morning when getting out of bed, improving during the
day, as you walk around
Nine Minute
History Lesson
The year 2000 marks the 50'" anniversary of North Korea's invasion of South Korea.
Christmas
Giving Tree
Please join us to " PICK A BULB " and be sure to register the
bulb with the corresponding county
Learning
Center News
Vickie and Doug Snead - Students of the Month
Strangers
In The Box
Come, look with me inside this drawer
2001 Winter Registration
Don't miss out on this extravagant event
History
of the five dollar day
Ford's strategy of building a car for the masses was made possible by the combination of
the Model T and the moving assembly line
UAW-Ford
Family Service and Learning Center
On Tuesday, November 21, 2000 in Washington, DC, UAW President Stephen P. Yokich and I
will join with Bill Ford and Jacque Nasser of Ford Motor Company and Peter Pestillo of
Visteon in publicly announcing the UAW-Ford Family Service and Learning Center (FSLC)
Program |