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TEAM WHEEL AND 435 South Hawley Street • Toledo, OH 43609 • 419-243-8800 Vol. 70, No. 1 Toledo, Ohio January - February - March 2015 PRESIDENT’S REPORT CONGRATULATIONS ROY WELDON Teamsters Local 20 • 1972-2015 By BILL LICHTENWALD As we head into spring, the Government has reported that the unemployment rate is at 5.5%. This sounds good but what does this really mean? This does not reflect the millions of people working part time jobs who cannot find full time opportunities, or the millions of people who have just given up looking for jobs. Part of the story is that over 91,000 jobs have been lost in the oil industry. Why? Because of the lower cost in oil prices. As I reported in the last addition, I was concerned over the OPEC countries holding oil prices down. This is done, in my opinion, to put the U.S. oil producing efforts out of business, and then come back later and raise prices. I hope I’m wrong but time will tell. Once again all of organized labor is fighting the current administration in Washington, D.C. over their fast track initiative. After promising in 2008 that N.A.F.T.A. was wrong, those same Politicians on both sides of the aisle are saying that moving our American jobs overseas is good for America. Another interesting note is that fast food giant, McDonalds, is bragging that they have raised their employees pay to $10.00 per hour. According to USA Today, this only applies to company owned stores and not the franchise owned stores. This will only apply to 5% of their employees, since the overwhelming majority of their stores are franchised. I guess 95% of their employees don’t “deserve a break today”. I recently attended a couple of organizing meetings with a company that our local is working on in Archbold, Ohio. After listening to some of the tall tales that the company was spreading about unions, I challenged the boss at this company to a debate. I offered for him to meet with me and allow his employees to ask all the questions they wanted us to address in front of the group. The boss responded by sending a letter saying it was illegal for him to debate me. One of the curious employees took it upon himself to call the National Labor Relations Board to see if the boss’s statement was true. Guess what? It was NOT true. This employee took it upon himself to handbill his co-workers to tell them “the boss” had told them another lie. Why couldn’t he just tell the truth? Because he doesn’t want to bargain with his employees or listen to their complaints. It’s easier to lie to his employees and tell them that he knows what is good for them, than to have a formal debate in front of the group and let them make their own informed decision. Such is the life of a corporate dictator! Vice President Roy Weldon had a long and fulfilling career. It all started back when he joined the army and showed such leadership promise, that he was recruited to NCO training (Non Commissioned Officers) where he completed some of the most rigorous training imaginable. After proudly serving our Country in the Vietnam War, earning several service medals, including the Purple Heart, he came back to Northwest Ohio and began school at BGSU. In 1970, while attending college, he found a job at a small shipping company, UPS, where less than 100 people were working. Within months of starting his job he was elected Chief Steward of the shop, where he remained for the next 30 years. In 2001, President Bill Lichenwald asked him to come work for Local 20 as the Business Representative for UPS. To date, UPS has grown with Roy to a membership of 2000 plus strong! After working for Local 20 for 14 years, he has moved through the ranks and with his great leadership, honesty, and hard work he retired as our Vice President. You have touched and taught everyone you have ever met and your knowledge and leadership will be missed, we wish you the best of luck in retirement. TOLEDO TEAMSTERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION • 24/7 online banking • Home Improvement Loans • Vehicle Loans • ART - Audio Response Teller 419-244-6175 • Discount Mud Hens Tickets on our website • Friendly and knowledgeable staff Do you TTFCU? 24/7 online banking Home Improvement Loans Vehicle Loans ART- Audio Response Teller 419-244-6175 We have Discount Tickets interest rates on balance transfers! ** Must be a Teamster Member toLow Purchase** Discount Mud Hens Tickets on our website must be purchased in advance from the Credit Union** ** Tickets Friendly and knowledgeable staff Check out our Vacation Loans 2015 Cedar Point Prices Our Price Gate Price Good Any Day $47.00 $62.00 Ride & Refresh $49.99 not sold at gate Jr/Sr $39.99 $39.99 2 Day Ride & Slide $81.99 $89.99 HAVE YOU MOVED? UPDATE YOUR INFORMATION! Soak City $29.00 $34.99 Name :_______________________________________________ 24/7 online banking Home Improvement Loans be ARTAudio Response Teller 419-244-6175 **Tickets must purchased in advance from the Credit Union** Discount Mud Hens Tickets on our website 2015 Cedar Point Prices Friendly and knowledgeable staff Our Price Gate Price Good Any Day $47.00 $62.00 City, State, Zip_______________________________________ 2015 Cedar Point Prices Ride & Refresh $49.99 not sold at gate Our Price Gate Price Phone:_______________________________________________ Jr/Sr $39.99$39.99 Good Any Day $47.00 $62.00 2 Day Ride & Slide $81.99 $89.99 Ride & Refresh $49.99 not sold at gate Employed At:___________________________ Soak City $29.00 $34.99 Jr/Sr $39.99 $39.99 Address:______________________________________________ Only $8.00 for ANY show time! **Must be a member to purchase discount tickets** Teamster Vehicle Loans 2 Day Ride & Slide $81.99 $89.99 Soak City $29.00 $34.99 Low interest rates on balance transfers! Only $8.00 for ANY show time! **Must be a Teamster member to purchase discount tickets** **Tickets must be purchased in advance from the Credit Union** Page 2 LOCAL 20 Monthly Financial Report Submitted by: Richard “Chuck” Collinson, Secretary-Treasurer January 2015 RECEIPTS - REGULAR OPERATIONS Dues..............................................................................................353,882.49 Initiation Fees................................................................................. 25,403.28 Withdrawls & Transfers........................................................................ 17.50 Assessments & Fines...................................................................... 10,243.03 Non-Member Fees................................................................................ 81.28 funds for transmittal............................................................................ 134.00 Other receipts ....................................................................................... 40.68 Receipts from Affiliates.................................................................... 1,690.00 Total Receipts..................................................................... $391,492.26 TEAM and WHEEL January - February - March 2015 Local 20’s Shop of the Quarter Riker Products is a major industrial manufacturer and supplier of custom tubing and exhausts for heavy duty equipment and machinery including on and off road trucks, construction, agricultural, mining and firefighting equipment, military vehicles, transit and school buses, and the RV industry. Riker Products was founded in 1946 and has been represented by Teamsters Local 20 since 1969. After a brief shut down in 1990, Riker was bought by the Brenlin Group and then restructured through a partner of that group into the Cypress Companies, of Akron, in 1995. Volvo/Mack, Navistar, Caterpillar, and CNH are some of the larger companies that Riker supplies. To date Riker operates out of a 250,000 square foot building located on Stickney Ave. in North Toledo and has about $27million in sales annually, which is a direct contribution of about 90 hardworking Teamster Local 20 members. EXPENSES PAID TO CREDITORS PER CAPITA TAX.............................................................................. 88,062.48 BENEFITS PAID................................................................................ 50,188.16 PAYMENT SALARIES & LOST TIME.......................................... 92,585.30 EXPENSE ALLOWANCES................................................................. 1,625.00 PAYMENT FOR OPERATING EXPENSES.................................. 23,476.55 EDUCATION & PUBLICITY ............................................................ 7,535.75 LEGAL DEFENSE FUND.................................................................. 7,138.60 LEGAL FEES........................................................................................ 7,805.00 OTHER PROFESSIONAL FEES..................................................... 10,000.00 ARBITRATION FEES......................................................................... 3,971.56 TAXES ................................................................................................ 11,737.46 MEETING & COMMITTEE EXPENSE......................................... 4,425.58 AUTOMOBILE EXPENSE................................................................. 2,514.62 OUT-OF-TOWN TRAVEL EXPENSE............................................. 3,413.35 FUNDS FOR TRANSMITTAL FOR MEMBERS & REFUNDS.. 1,462.25 OTHER ACTIVITIES STEWARD EXPENSE...................................................................... 50.00 BUILDING SUPPLIES................................................................ 1,471.25 LORAIN BUILDING........................................................................ 72.14 LAWN & SNOW........................................................................... 1,071.22 BLDG SERVICE, MAINT, REPAIR........................................... 2,322.61 INTEREST........................................................................................ 126.08 NEW HIRE REBATE SPORTS/EVENTS/OTHER..................................................... -44,227.12 TOTAL OTHER ACTIVITIES AND TRANSFERS Total Disbursements............................................................$276,827.84 NET INCREASE in MONTH...........................................$114,664.42 February 2015 RECEIPTS - REGULAR OPERATIONS Dues.............................................................................................. 203,704.93 Initiation Fees.................................................................................. 11,487.23 Withdrawls & Transfers.........................................................................16.00 Assessments & Fines.........................................................................5,574.84 Non-Member Fees...............................................................................136.03 funds for transmittal...............................................................................91.50 Other receipts ...................................................................................1,034.71 Receipts from Affiliates......................................................................1690.00 Total Receipts..................................................................... $223,735.24 EXPENSES PAID TO CREDITORS PER CAPITA TAX............................................................................. 106,440.19 BENEFITS PAID.................................................................................48,360.36 PAYMENT SALARIES & LOST TIME......................................... 113,724.73 EXPENSE ALLOWANCES.....................................................................975.00 PAYMENT FOR OPERATING EXPENSES.....................................9,820.27 EDUCATION & PUBLICITY .............................................................2,016.00 LEGAL DEFENSE FUND...................................................................8,155.20 LEGAL FEES.......................................................................................13,630.10 TAXES ...................................................................................................8,938.80 MEETING & COMMITTEE EXPENSE.............................................412.76 NEWSPAPER EXPENSE.....................................................................5,578.95 AUTOMOBILE EXPENSE.......................................................................66.76 OUT-OF-TOWN TRAVEL EXPENSE..............................................1,995.44 FUNDS FOR TRANSMITTAL FOR MEMBERS & REFUNDS..................................................................................................466.42 OTHER ACTIVITIES STEWARD EXPENSE.......................................................................50.00 BUILDING SUPPLIES....................................................................512.38 LORAIN BUILDING.......................................................................525.10 LAWN & SNOW...............................................................................980.00 BLDG SERVICE, MAINT, REPAIR............................................2,465.74 NEW HIRE REBATE....................................................................3,000.00 SPORTS/EVENTS/OTHER..................................................... -42,075.76 TOTAL OTHER ACTIVITIES AND TRANSFERS Total Disbursements........................................................... $286,038.44 NET DECREASE in MONTH........................................ [ $62,303.20] February 2015 New Member Orientation Neil Reddington - Kuhlman Corp. Michael Bacon - Kokosing Joseph Debbe - Johns Manville Garrett Crum - UPS Amanda Frasier - Johns Manville Anton Alexeev - USF Holland Daniel Cruz - Johns Manville Kevin Jenkins - UPS Samantha Young - UPS Erik Raymond - Johns Manville Chris Thompson - UPS Charles Walls - UPS Kyle Kirwen - UPS Jillian Teager - UPS Louis Zmudzinski - Discover Books Tom O'Leary - UPS Karann Osley - UPS Michael Robarge - UPS Travis Ortiz - UPS Reginal Reese - UPS Emiliano Greenwade - UPS Kyle Leach - UPS Jamie Bruseau - Johns Manville #7 Ronald Hall Jr. - Johns Manville #7 John Sears Sr. - USF Holland Chad Arnold - OmniSource Timothy Bell - UPS James Briggs - UPS Michael Manner - UPS Timothy Negulic - UPS Alexander Papadakis - Exel Terrence Sisson - UPS Jeff Haas - Riker Products James Ridner - Sylvania Township Reed Calmes - UPS Yolanda Butts - Lucas Co. Treasurer's Office Kody Marrowiak - UPS Tiffany King - UPS Rufus Simmons II - UPS Christophe Cassell Sr. - UPS Dewight Daniel - OmniSource James Flowers - OmniSource Kyle Isaacson - OmniSource Justin Kerr - OmniSource Dustin Bish - UPS Randy Rooks - Cassens Transport William Stover - Exel Audrey Jackson - Buckeye Cablevision Adriana Aldrich - UPS Brandon Deselms - UPS Devon Palm - UPS Nathan Santillo - UPS Scott Brittenham - UPS Robert Garcia - Al Peake & Sons David Willey - UPS Dennis Milligna - UPS Justin Sutherland - UPS Samuel Harrington - UPS Kyle Schindler - UPS Benjamin Hinsey - UPS Photo 1 • Mike Larimer welding a part. Photo 2 • Mike Oikle, bending a part. Photo 3 • Jim Cousino working on a bender. Published by and for members of Local 20, International Brotherhood of Teamsters OFFICERS WILLIAM LICHTENWALD President NORM LEWALLEN Vice President DIANE HELF Trustee MARTIN J. JAY Trustee CHUCK COLLINSON Secretary-Treasurer DIANA “CORKY” HYMORE Recording Secretary KYLE WELDON Trustee BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES MARK SCHMIEHAUSEN MARK WILSON OFFICES OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL GALLON, TAKACS, BOISSONEAULT & SCHAFFER AND LEGAL DEFENSE FUND Attorneys Dawn Christen, Mike Dansack, Lou Kovacs and John Roca TOLEDO TEAMSTERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Scott Bechtel, Manager OHIO CONFERENCE OF TEAMSTERS HEALTH & WELFARE FUND Ken Lochtefeld, Director PENSION AND TEAMCARE ASSISTANCE Rachael Lee and Corky Hymore RETIREES TO ACTION CLUB Mike “Chico” Veres, President Norm Lewallen ORGANIZING Kyle Weldon Mark Wilson EDITORS Corky Hymore Rachael Lee EDITORIAL BOARD Bill Lichtenwald, Chuck Collinson, Norm Lewallen, Diane Helf, Martin J. Jay, Mark Schmiehausen, Kyle Weldon and Mark Wilson LOCAL 20 COMMITTEES Arrangements: Roberta Dell, Chairman Donna Kasper, Co-Chair Budget: Randall Baumker, Chairman William Jones, Co-Chair Bylaws: Vicki Shadle, Chairman John Hafner, Co-Chair Credentials: Russell Tirone, Chairman Democratic Rights: Jeff Gralak, Chairman Daniel Zawodni, Co-Chair Education: William Cody, Co-Chair Joseph Erard, Co-Chair Freight & Industrial Safety: Mike Childs, Co-Chair Craig Keller, Co-Chair Human Rights: Keith Armstrong, Chair Organizing: Ron Hipp, Co-Chair Robert Westfall Jr., Co-Chair Political Action: Ron Hipp, Chairman Recreation: Kelly Chorba, Co-Chair Sheryl Kline, Co-Chair Resolutions: Tim McQuillin, Co-Chair John Oliver, Co-Chair Rules: Tyrone Cleveland, Co-Chair Ronald Knox, Co-Chair Sergeant at Arms: Mike Wenzel, Honor Chairman Robert Fountain, Chairman Ronald Gatton Jr., Co-Chair January - February - March 2015 TEAMSTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT WHEN: CHECK IN: SHOTGUN START: WHERE: SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 2015 6:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. SHARP Spuyten Duyval Golf Course 9501 West Central Ave. (3 miles west of I-475) Tel 419.829.2891 ONLY THE FIRST 160 ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY June 5th Due to the limited number of tee times, you must be an active Local 20 member, or Local 20 Retiree to participate. Each Golfer Must Submit an Individual Entry Blank along with their $60.00 Entry Fee. Each blank must be completely filled out. If you have a Two-Some or Four-Some, please submit entries together. Entry fee includes riding cart. NEW YORK STRIP STEAKS - BEER - SOFT DRINKS AND HOT DOGS AT NUMBER 10 TEE GRAND PRIZE: Full Set of clubs and bag Additional prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd place scrambles teams. EVERYONE RECEIVES A GIFT AND AGAIN THIS YEAR If you score a HOLE IN ONE on any of 4 designated Par 3’s, you receive one of the following: *$10,000 *Round Trip Airline Tickets for two * Premium Electronics Package *Callaway Irons There will only be scrambles this year. No State Qualifiers CLIP AND MAIL TO: TEAMSTERS GOLF COMMITTEE 435 S. HAWLEY STREET, TOLEDO, OHIO 43609 CHECKS MAY BE MADE PAYABLE TO TEAMSTERS GOLF Name_______________________________Phone___________________ Address_____________________________________________________ City______________________State____________Zip_______________ Shop___________________________Local________________________ My Four-Some (Or Two-Some) will consist of myself and the following. Please include name and address of all players in your group. 1.__________________________________________________________ (Name) (Address) (Shop) (Phone) 2.__________________________________________________________ (Name) (Address) (Shop) (Phone) 3.__________________________________________________________ (Name) (Address) (Shop) (Phone) MLK Food Drive TEAM and WHEEL Stewards Council January 28, 2015 Rebecca Anaya.............................. Discover Books Wendy Bard...........................................................YRC Dale Beaudry.......................................Toledo Blade Jim Beecham........................................Veolia Water Elijah Bijarro..........................................OmniSource Wilfre Birtwhistle............................................... ESOI Tim Blosser.............................................................UPS Brian Boyce.........................................................Pepsi Ron Boyce Sr...................................Johns Manville Tom Brogan.....................................Johns Manville Tony Carrillo..........................................OmniSource Mike Childs..............................................Airgas USA Kelly Chorba..........................................................UPS Dean Clark.........................................Cousins Waste Curtis Cope................................Toledo Shredding Jim Cousino......................................Riker Products Roberta Dell..................................Spangler Candy Vincent Dominguez..........................Toledo Blade John Ensley........................................ Brown Honda Bob Fountain.........................................................YRC Mark Frontine..................................Kuhlman Corp Rick Fry........................... Modern Builders Supply Jeff Gralak........................................... City of Toledo Keith Green........................................ Brown Honda Gary Hahn..............................................................UPS Sheri Hartford................................ Discover Books Chris Henneman.............................. City of Toledo Ron Hipp........................................ Heidelberg Dist. Bruce Hosley..........................................................Exel Vincent Johnson........................... Discover Books William Jones.............................Republic Services Don Kaiser.............................................OmniSource Donna Kasper......................................USF Holland Bill Keck...........................................Spangler Candy Heath Koepplinger..................Republic Services Paul Konwinski...............................Johns Manville Fred Kornrumpf...............................Kuhlman Corp Jesse LaFlam..........................................................Exel Richard Lantagne............................ City of Toledo Mike Larimer....................................Riker Products Douglas Lee................................ Jim White Honda George Lemble...................................Toledo Blade Travis Lewallen.........................Toledo Shredding Harry Long.......................................................Praxair Scott Mabus.............................. Haas Garage Door Ken Materni..................American Steel Products Keith McCarver................................................... ESOI Rod McCracken............................. Wayne Lumber Tom McCullough................................OmniSource Mike McGeorge................... Waste Management Scott Mowery.......................................OmniSource Jack Nichols................................ Jim White Honda Mike Nijakowski.............................Johns Manville Mike Oikle.........................................Riker Products Jim Orange........................................Cousins Waste Todd Osborn.........................Monclova Township Eldon Payne...........................................................UPS Dan Poirier....................................... Buckeye Cable Rod Schmidt.........................................OmniSource Sabrina Shular............................... Discover Books William Silas....................................... City of Toledo Gary Sniegowski.............................Brown Pontiac Tom Steinmetz..........................Republic Services Katherine Stewart........................ Discover Books Ben Swartz.................................. Jim White Honda Ray Sykes........................................ Sunbelt Rentals William Tarr Sr....................................... Metro Fiber Will Tezak............................................ Brown Honda Bert Westfall.............................................. Stericycle Andrew Wilson.........................................Coca Cola Jerry Wimbush..........................Toledo Shredding Tom Winkelman..................................OmniSource Stewards Council February 25, 2015 Rebecca Anaya.............................. Discover Books Wendy Bard...........................................................YRC Dale Beaudry.......................................Toledo Blade Jim Beecham........................................Veolia Water Elijah Bijarro..........................................OmniSource Wilfred Birtwhistle............................................. ESOI Tim Blosser.............................................................UPS Brian Boyce.........................................................Pepsi Tony Carrillo..........................................OmniSource Mark Chapman.....................................................UPS Mike Childs..............................................Airgas USA Kelly Chorba..........................................................UPS Jeff Coleman.................................................Cassens Jim Cousino......................................Riker Products Roberta Dell..................................Spangler Candy Vincent Dominguez..........................Toledo Blade Chris Engle.............................................................UPS Tom Fisher..........................City of Toledo-Landfill Mark Frontine..................................Kuhlman Corp Rick Fry........................... Modern Builders Supply Adam Gill............................................. UPS Fremont Jeff Gralak........................................... City of Toledo Keith Green........................................ Brown Honda Kevin Gressman................................ UPS Fremont John Hafner.................................. Heidelberg Dist. Gary Hahn..............................................................UPS Sheri Hartford................................ Discover Books Chris Henneman.............................. City of Toledo Bruce Hosley..........................................................Exel Becky Huston.......................Marysville Releasing Vincent Johnson........................... Discover Books Don Kaiser.............................................OmniSource Donna Kasper......................................USF Holland Bill Keck...........................................Spangler Candy Bobby Keegan......................................................UPS Sheryl Kline............................................................UPS Heath Koepplinger..................Republic Services Paul Konwinski...............................Johns Manville Fred Kornrumpf...............................Kuhlman Corp Jesse LaFlam..........................................................Exel Mike Larimer....................................Riker Products Douglas Lee................................ Jim White Honda Travis Lewallen.........................Toledo Shredding Scott Mabus.............................. Haas Garage Door Ken Materni...................American Steel Treating Keith McCarver................................................... ESOI Mike McGeorge................... Waste Management Paul Mercado........................................................UPS Scott Mowery.......................................OmniSource Jack Nichols................................ Jim White Honda Page 3 NEWS FROM YOUR LEGAL BEAGLES Discharge of Your Water and Sewer Bills By Michael Dansack Gallon, Takacs, Boissoneault & Schaffer Co., L.P.A. Every so often I receive a call from a former client that I represented in a Bankruptcy case complaining about a creditor attempting to collect a debt discharged in the client’s case. I understand that mistakes happen. Information does not get to the proper party. Computers malfunction. However, it is frustrating when the actions of a creditor could be remedied by better training and/or instruction. The facts for my most recent former client to contact me are familiar. The client files a Chapter 7 petition and receives his discharge. The debtor owned real property in the City of Toledo that he does not intend to retain. An outstanding water bill to the Department of Public Utilities is listed on the petition. A foreclosure complaint is filed and the real property sells at a foreclosure sale. There are insufficient proceeds to pay all of the liens against the property, so the bill to the City for water is unpaid. Water and sewer bills are different from most creditors. The unpaid balance due to the Department of Public Utilities will become a lien against the real property and can be enforced against the real property. If a sale occurs, the unpaid balance may be paid from the sale proceeds. In an all too common fact pattern, the City DPU contacts the debtor after the Bankruptcy Discharge has been entered and after the foreclosure is final. A new owner is in place, but the proceeds of the foreclosure sale did not satisfy the water/sewer bill. The City DPU seeks to collect the unpaid balance from the debtor, the prior owner, claiming that the Bankruptcy Discharge does not affect the lien. Their argument is that a lien cannot be discharged. They are correct that a bankruptcy discharge does not eliminate the lien. However, the bankruptcy discharge eliminates the personal liability of the debtor to pay the City for the unpaid water bill. The creditor cannot seek payment from the debtor for the unpaid prepetition debt. The City DPU’s only remedy is to enforce the lien against the real property. Since there were insufficient proceeds of sale, the bill remains unpaid and the lien is now extinguished via the foreclosure action. The City DPU is in violation of the Discharge injunction when it contacts a debtor to demand payment in a scenario as outlined above. The injunction prevents any action to collect, recover or offset any discharged debt as a personal liability of a debtor. A debtor may bring a civil contempt proceeding if a creditor persists in collecting a prepetition debt that has been discharged. If successful, the debtor may be awarded compensatory damages and attorney fees. As always, if you have any questions on Bankruptcy or any issues involving debt resolution, please contact us. Mike Oikle.........................................Riker Products Todd Osborn.........................Monclova Township Eldon Payne...........................................................UPS Dan Poirier....................................... Buckeye Cable Bill Rachel..........................................................Univar Autumn Rogers....................................................YRC Rod Schmidt.........................................OmniSource Sabrina Shular............................... Discover Books George Smith...................................................Univar Gary Sniegowski.............................Brown Pontiac Tom Steinmetz..........................Republic Services Katherine Stewart........................ Discover Books Ben Swartz.................................. Jim White Honda Ray Sykes........................................ Sunbelt Rentals John Szypka.............................................. Stericycle William Tarr............................................ Metro Fiber Will Tezak............................................ Brown Honda Russ Tirone......................................... City of Toledo Bert Westfall.............................................. Stericycle Andrew Wilson........................................ Coca-Cola Jerry Wimbush..........................Toledo Shredding Thomas Winkelman...........................OmniSource Stewards Council March 25, 2015 Rebecca Anaya.............................. Discover Books Wendy Bard...........................................................YRC Jim Beecham........................................Veolia Water Wilfred Birtwhistle............................................. ESOI Tim Blosser.............................................................UPS Rick Brown......................................... City of Toledo Mike Childs..............................................Airgas USA Kelly Chorba..........................................................UPS Dean Clark.........................................Cousins Waste Jim Cousino......................................Riker Products Roberta Dell..................................Spangler Candy Ron Dyal............................................Johns Manville Mark Frontine..................................Kuhlman Corp Rick Fry........................... Modern Builders Supply Jeff Gralak........................................... City of Toledo Kevin Gressman................................ UPS Fremont Ron Grimmer.........................................................UPS Gary Hahn..............................................................UPS Sheri Hartford................................ Discover Books Ron Hipp......................... Heidelberg Distributing Becky Huston.......................Marysville Releasing Vincent Johnson........................... Discover Books William Jones.............................Republic Services Don Kaiser.............................................OmniSource Donna Kasper......................................USF Holland Bill Keck...........................................Spangler Candy Bobby Keegan......................................................UPS Donald Kinner..................................Kuhlman Corp Heath Koepplinger..................Republic Services Paul Konwinski...............................Johns Manville Fred Kornrumpf...............................Kuhlman Corp Richard Lantagne............................ City of Toledo Vern Lapinski.............................................Coca Cola Mike Larimer....................................Riker Products Douglas Lee................................ Jim White Honda Travis Lewallen.........................Toledo Shredding Scott Mabus.............................. Haas Garage Door Chad Martin...............................................Coca Cola Keith McCarver................................................... ESOI Rod McCracken............................. Wayne Lumber Mike McGeorge................... Waste Management William Neill................................. Martin Transport Jack Nichols................................ Jim White Honda Gary Noel....................................................Coca Cola Michael Oikle...................................Riker Products Eldon Payne...........................................................UPS Jesse Reichel.............................................Coca Cola Autumn Rogers....................................................YRC Rod Schmidt.........................................OmniSource Gary Sniegowski.............................Brown Pontiac Tom Steinmetz..........................Republic Services Katherine Stewart....................... Discover Books Ben Swartz.................................. Jim White Honda Ray Sykes........................................ Sunbelt Rentals John Szypka.............................................. Stericycle William Tarr............................................ Metro Fiber Will Tezak............................................ Brown Honda Bert Westfall.............................................. Stericycle Andrew Wilson.........................................Coca Cola Jerry Wimbush..........................Toledo Shredding Thomas Winkelman...........................OmniSource Tamara Wolf...........................................................UPS TEAM and WHEEL Page 4 January - February - March 2015 RETIREE CORNER SEE OLD FRIENDS FUN PROJECTS HEAR GOOD SPEAKERS Team and Wheel 435 S. Hawley St. Toledo, Ohio 43609 PRSRT FCM US Postage PAID Permit #283 Toledo, OH Linda Seslar retired on November 26, 2014. She had worked at Spangler Candy since May 3, 1976 giving her 38 1/2 years of service. Way to go Linda! RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Cliff Wineland joined the ranks Rodney Bauer is taking of retirees on October 24, 2014 a break after working 46 after working at Spangler Candy 1/2 years. He retired on for 42 1/2 years. Congrats Cliff! November 24, 2014. Enjoy your retirement! President Bill Lichtenwald presents a Local 20 watch to Harold Long who retired from Praxair on December 31, 2014 These 4 employees represent 169 years of seniority and experience for Spangler Candy Co. We wish you all the best and a long and happy retirement!!! HAPPY SPRING Retirees to Action is Looking for New Members! If you are interested in becoming involved in the Retiree Club, please contact Mike Veres at 734-652-4215 Jim Dell also retired last year on September 29, 2014. He worked for 41 1/2 years. Congrats to you! Happy Retirement Dorothy after 29 years of service at Toledo Teamsters Federal Credit Union. Insurance News REMINDER OF AVAILABILITY OF HIPAA NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requires, within the Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information (known as the “HIPAA Privacy Rule”), a notice which informs you of the availability of the Notice of Privacy Practices for the Ohio Conference of Teamsters & Industry Health and Welfare Fund. The Notice of Privacy Practices describes how protected health information may be used or disclosed by your Group Health Plan to carry out payment, health care operations, and for other purposes that are permitted or required by law. The notice also describes our legal obligations concerning your protected health information, and describes your rights to access and control your protected health information. A copy of the Notice of Privacy Practices is available to all participants of the Ohio Conference of Teamsters & Industry Health and Welfare Fund at any time. You can obtain a copy of the Notice of Privacy Practices by calling the Fund Office at 1-800-523-8467 My name is Ron Hipp and I’m the Chief Steward at Heidelberg Distributing Co. I have been employed at Heidelberg for 12 years. Heidelberg Distributing Co. sells and distributes beer, wine and low proof liquors to every county in the state of Ohio. My position with Heidelberg is a driver. I have been on my current delivery route now for 9 years. My route is a 4 day route, Tuesday through Friday. My day starts shortly after 5 a.m. when I arrive to the warehouse. I’ll start the day by collecting my invoices, check in sheet and my pre trip report form. As drivers we are responsible to check our cases and kegs of beer on our truck in the morning before we leave to verify that we have what we need for the day. We have a 3rd shift crew that starts at 7pm and they are responsible for loading our trucks. After I finish my pre trip and my supervisor tells me I’m clear to go, I head to my first account. While we are delivering we are responsible for the product, the money we collect and rotating the product. In certain situations we are also responsible for double stacking and rotating kegs. We are also responsible to make sure we are making the proper deductions on our invoices for any returns, this includes the deposits for the empty kegs. This profession is extremely physical and we have to work in all types of climate conditions. On top of having to be in good physical condition to perform the job, we also have to be skilled drivers. We have to be fully aware while driving. We also have to be accountants with all the money and paperwork we handle. It helps to be a people person, because we deal with all kinds of different personalities. As Chief Steward I have been very fortunate to work alongside the best 45 co-workers anyone could ask for. My job is extremely difficult sometimes, but we are Teamsters and we get it done. Scan this QR Code to connect to www.teamsterslocal20.com and get the most up to date information about Local 20 Happenings
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