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JAN, 21, 2011:NWLP 1/18/11 10:35 AM Page 8 Iron Workers #29 re-elects Jensen, Pauley to top posts Kevin Jensen was sworn in Jan. 6 to a third term as financial secre- tary-treasurer and business manager of Iron Workers Local 29. Also re- elected to a third term as president K EVIN J ENSEN and business agent was Jim Pauley. Pauley and Joe Bowers were the top two vote-get- ters in a three-per- son race for busi- ness agents. Thom- mye Dew finished J IM P AULEY third. Pauley ran unopposed for president; Jensen was unopposed for his post; and Bowers was the lone candidate for vice president and District Council delegate. Others re-elected were Robert Ca- marillo, Examining Committee/District Council delegate; Kevin Soto, record- ing secretary; and Michael Newton, sergeant-at-arms/Executive Commit- tee/Examining Committee. Joining Newton on the Executive Committee are Shane Nehls, Kevin Crocker and Neal Ryan. Robert Stoecklein also was elected to the Examining Committee. Trustees elected were Trini Iglesias, Steve Mahoney and John Winters. Joseph Fields and Pauley also were elected to the Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee. Elections for all union offices were held Dec. 2. All terms are for three years. Learn something new at Oregon Oregon AFL-CIO to hold legislative summit Feb. 5 Labor Law Conference Jan. 28 Find out how changes in labor law affect unions and workers at the 15th annual Oregon Labor Law Conference Friday, Jan. 28, at the IBEW Local 48 Hall, 15937 NE Airport Way, Portland. National Labor Relations Board Re- gional Director Rich Ahearn and Ore- gon Employment Relations Board Chair Paul Gamson will will give up- dates of what is new — new case deci- sions etc — at the NLRB and ERB. “The conference is always worth at- tending because the law keeps chang- ing,” said Norm Malbin, general coun- sel of Local 48 and program coordina- tor. “The goal is to provide training to help officers and staff of unions serve their members better.” Participation is limited to 260 and is on a first-come, first-served basis. Reg- istration is $90 and includes all materi- als and lunch. For more information, call Kristi at 503-889-3660 or Malbin at 503-889- 3669 or e-mail to kristi@ ibew48.com. The Oregon AFL-CIO will hold a legislative conference for unions from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 5, at the Sheet Metal Training Center, 2379 NE 178th Ave., Portland. The conference is an opportunity for union leaders and active members to discuss the many challenges lawmak- ers face — an enormous budget short- fall, continuing high unemployment, and an evenly divided Oregon House. The conference will review organ- ized labor’s priorities for the session and explore opportunities and strate- gies, as well as meet and talk with la- bor-friendly legislators and elected of- ficials. Gov. John Kitzhaber has been invited. Registration is $25 and covers tu- ition and materials, lunch, and refresh- ments. Registration deadline is Friday, Jan. 28. Registration received after that date will be accepted on a space avail- able basis. For more information or to register, call the Labor Education and Research Center at the University of Oregon at 503-412-3721 or from Eugene call 541-346-5054. Call 503-288-3311 Subscribe Today! Receive 24 issues of the latest labor news and views from Oregon and Southwest Washington. RATES: $13.75 a year for union members Special union group rate of 38 cents per issue (based on 24 issues) on orders of 25 or more Mail to: Northwest Labor Press P.O. Box 13150 Portland, OR 97213 Name/Union Affiliation Address City PAGE 8 State Zip NORTHWEST LABOR PRESS JANUARY 21, 2011
