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About The OSEA news. (Salem, Oregon) 1970-1981 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1978)
August 31,1978 The OSEA News Page 14 Dallas work schedule has improved service well, in fact, that the group decided to meet less often. Workers in this branch office work four 10-hour hour days, taking off either Friday or Monday. The work days begin at either 7 a.m. or 7:30 a.m. and lasts until 6 p.m. The half hour later starting time is, made up by a half-hour lunch. The discussion at this meeting was how to schedule around a holiday. The recently passed Independence Day holiday, coming on a Tuesday, caused DALLAS - The “basic in dicators” at the Adult and Family Services local office here have - actuallyimproved during the course of an ex periment into an adjusted work schedule which will be three months old August 16. Seven office workers, representing the different units, have been meeting every other week with branch manager Bob Archer to resolve problems and to keep track of whether service to the client has been hurt by the schedule change. OSEA Employe Representative June Wissmath has also attended the meetings on behalf of the em ployes. Time until clients have been seen, workloads, vacation scheduling, nagative comments from clients and central office problems have either improved or been non-existent since the last meeting, Archer, told the group. Regional manager Ed Wilson attended this recent meeting. Things have been going so " ■ - some problems. The group discussed what to do on Labor Day. It was decided that em ployes still would work either Wednesday, Thursday and Friday or Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The additional two hours would be made up by coming in on a day off to work for two hours or by giving up two hours vacation time. In any event, the decision was made by an employe committee on the work site, not by management fiat. BEA PEPPER Complete Service For Parties — Picnics — Special Events — Vending “where to call” Pepsi*Cola — Dr Pepper Bottling Co. Phone 363-9221 3011 Silverton Rd., N.E. Salem, Oregon 1 n l . r vltl VW* - & ■■ • - ITEMIZER-OBSERVER New automobile? Boats? Trailers, Recreation Vehicles? Vacations? Home improvement? Savings? All are good reasons to look to your creditunion j . MULTNOMAH STATE EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION 1220 S.W. Columbia Street Portland, Oregon 97201 Telephone: 227-4132 HME YOUW r OBTAINED A HAVE A PEPSI DAY EACH MEMBER SHARE ACCOUNT INSURED TO $40,000 BY ADMINISTRATOR, NATIONAL CREDIT UNION ADMINISTRATION Ç Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. S NEW MEMBER?^ Oregon Employees Federal Credit Union “The Financial Home of State Employees” 147 S.E. Court Dallas, OR 97338 Books — Catalogs Stationery “A complete printing and bindery shop equipped to handle all your needs.” Call... 623-2373 Front Wheel Drive At A Price Now offering a new service and a much improved one to our members Le Car of the Year OPEN END CREDIT •Makes a loan as easy as withdrawing savings • Almost as convenient as a credit card Stop by today and learn how to qualify Type of Account Certificate#! Certificate #2 Certificate #3 Certificate #4 GOLDEN THRIFT CERTIFICATES Minimum Account Annual Rate $500.00 6.50% $500.00 7.00% $500.00 7.75% $500.00 8.25% 1978 GTL $3499 Minimum Term 1 Year 3 Years 6 Years 8 Years Oregon Employees Federal Credit Union 660 Capitol Ave. NE Salem, Oregon 588-0211 Plenty of FREE PARKING, close to the mall area. All state employes living in Marion, Polk, Linn or Yamhill counties are eligible for membership. (GTL Sunroof Deluxe shown) Price effective through Sept 1,1978 Capital Service Backs Every Sale ^RENAULT CAPITOL I^F saab O 25th & Mission, Evenings and Saturday, 378-9011 -
