Covering various sites throughout Los Angeles, Long Beach and San Pedro. SPFPA Local 100 PO Box 904 San Pedro, CA 90733
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Election Update!
Friday, October 17, 2014
Upcoming Local 100 Elections
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Payroll Discrepancy Grievances results
Hello Brothers and Sisters,
I want to report that several members of Local 100 at the Port of Los Angeles and Long Beach have reached out to the Local in regards to being overcharged Health and Welfare deductions that were way above their authorized amounts. I filed several grievances regarding these issues and they were satisfactorily settled with the grievants receiving full overpayment reimbursement checks. Again if you are currently experiencing any payroll discrepancies in regards to Health and Welfare deductions or not receiving 401k Employer Health and Welfare contributions after waiving health coverage, please contact your representatives or contact me at ChstwrdL100@gmail.com
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward Local 100
Monday, September 15, 2014
Employer Payroll Discrepancies
Hello Brothers and Sisters,
I have noticed an increasing number of members at the American Corporate Security sites that have had issues with their Health and Welfare deductions coming out of their payroll checks. The amount deducted from their paychecks are way above AUTHORIZED amounts. This discrepancy is in part Humanomics, Boon Group and Employer. This is not limited to American Corporate Security as it pertains to all Employers that have current Collective Bargaining Agreements with Local 100. If you are one of these employees or know of any fellow members at your worksites that currently have this issue please contact your representatives or get in contact with me to file a payroll discrepancy grievance. Through this process we can begin to get all parties on the same page and correct this mishap.
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward Local 100
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Health and Welfare waiver 401k plan
Hello Brothers and Sisters,
I just want to report an important victory for Local 100 with the company American Corporate Security. In several Collective Bargaining Agreements with American Corporate Security in the Los Angeles / Long Beach Harbor there is an article under Health Insurance regarding those Individuals that waived out of Medical coverage because they were covered by another group major medical plan, or covered by their spouse's insurance coverage. When these members were approved to be waived the employer's Health and Welfare contributions were then supposed to be forwarded to the Union sponsored 401k plan for the employee. Recently a member needed assistance because they were getting no where with the company in regards to this issue. They contacted me and needed assistance. I proceeded with a grievance on behalf of the member and before it could even be submitted, the company agreed to retro any back money immediately and forward the Health and Welfare contributions to the Boon Group so that a 401k account could be set up with Wells Fargo on the employee's behalf. The company stated that this is the first employee to receive 401k benefits in that process at their sites in the Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbor. This is an important victory because this has been in the CBA well over 3 years! So I want to report this victory because I want you to understand that the Local is here for you and working hard on your behalf... If you have any issues regarding an incident like this please contact your representatives...
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward Local 100
Friday, August 29, 2014
Monday, August 11, 2014
Friday, August 8, 2014
By the way......
Friday, August 1, 2014
Illegal Wage Deductions
Click on THIS LINK to see what the State of California says about ILLEGAL payroll deductions!
Click here to find out how to file a wage claim!
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
WBCT Ratification results
WBCTaccepted the negotiated CBA by a majority vote of 47 to 13.
The opening of the ballot box; reconciling the ballots, sorting the ballots, counting the ballots, and transmitting the results to the membership all took place in the presence of 2 WBCT ACS employees to ensure that a complete and fair election process had taken place.
Thank you to all Union Brothers and Sisters that showed up and exercised your right to vote.
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Union Steward Training Course
If you plan on attending this workshop please be prepared to bring a copy of your site CBA... See you there...
Thursday, June 5, 2014
SPFPA Benefit Contact Numbers
ITS Ratification results
On the date of June 5, 2014 ITS concluded it's election process regarding Health and Welfare as negotiated with American Corporate Security. The result of that vote are as follows:
ITS Accepted the negotiated Health and Welfare Employer contributions by a majority vote of 26 to 4.
Thank you to all Union Brothers and Sisters that showed up and exercised their right to vote.
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
YTI Ratification results
YTI Accepted the negotiated Health and Welfare employer contributions by a majority vote of 35 to 4.
Thank you to all Union Brothers and Sisters that showed up and exercised their right to vote.
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward
RIO DOLCE PASHA Ratification results
RIO DOLCE PASHA Accepted the negotiated Health and Welfare employer contributions by a majority vote of 8 to 4.
Thank you to all Union Brothers and Sisters that showed up and exercised their right to vote.
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
WBCT Ratification results
STS Ratification results
STS Accepted the negotiated CBA by a majority vote of 34 to 20.
The opening of the ballot box, reconciling the ballots, sorting the ballots, counting the ballots, and transmitting the results to the membership all took place in the presence of 3 Evergreen ACS employees to ensure that a complete and fair election process had taken place.
Thank you to all Union Brothers and Sisters that showed up and exercised your right to vote.
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Want to get involved in YOUR Union?
It's not enough to have the Union take care of issues for you. You are a vital part of this Local. The goal of the Local is to have as many involved members as we possibly can, that way there are eyes and ears across every site making big differences in each other's lives. If you see any areas of the Local that needs to be strengthened and you have a certain skill or expertise that can be utilized for YOUR union my advice is to get involved. There are lots of ways to get involved. You could be a contact for the Union at your workplace, learn more about Health and Safety, find out about your workplace rights. Each individual member makes up the Union. So if you have an opinion that the Union doesn't do anything, just ask yourself what am I doing to help strengthen the Union? My advice is to get involved.
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Job Site Postings
It has come to my attention that several individuals have taken it upon themselves to act in an immature fashion by defacing ratification notices posted on the job sites. Let's all be adults and refrain from these childish acts of vandalism.
Fraternally,
Michael P. Hough
Director
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
NOTICE OF CONTRACT RATIFICATION MEETING FOR YTI
TRAPAC NEGOTIATION COMMITTEE
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
We are proud to announce the formation of a Contract Negotiation Committee at TRAPAC for Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) negotiations with Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.
The negotiation committee develops proposals for negotiations based, in part, from our membership survey. With ongoing contract negotiations with Securitas you will be responsible for collecting different ideas from the bargaining members at TRAPAC, consolidating those ideas, and presenting them to SPFPA for negotiations. This committee requires time commitment and dedication in advocating for fellow officers. Currently there are two vacancies on the committee. If you are interested in serving on this committee, please contact Steve Mitchell to enroll or ask questions at (310)717-3821
In Solidarity,
Azaveous Oliver
Chief Steward
SPFPA Local 100
Monday, May 19, 2014
NOTICE OF CONTRACT RATIFICATION MEETING FOR STS
NOTICE OF CONTRACT RATIFICATION MEETING FOR RIO DOLCE PASHA
Sunday, May 18, 2014
NOTICE OF CONTRACT RATIFICATION MEETING FOR WBCT
Thursday, May 15, 2014
A Bit Confusing
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Local 100 Mailing Address
SPFPA Local 100
PO Box 904
San Pedro, CA 90733
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
TraPac Ratification For Local 100
SPFPA Local 100 will be holding a contract ratification meeting for those Members who work at TraPac during the following schedule:
5:30 am - 8:00 am
2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Wilimington Waterfront Park
1170 W. 9th St
Wilmington, CA 90744
All Members of the bargaining unit are invited to attend this meeting to discuss the details of the proposed collective bargaining agreement (CBA) prior to calling a vote. Copies of the proposed agreement will be made available at the meeting.
The ratification vote by secret ballot will commence after the discussion of the agreement and will continue until 6:00 pm. The voting will then be closed, the ballots will be counted and the results will be announced.
In accordance with the Bylaws and Constitution of the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America, a Member can only vote if they are a member in good standing (in accordance with the Constitution and By Laws 2010 Constitution and ByLaws). In order to vote you must be present at the ratification meeting. There will no proxy votes. A Member from your site will be present to witness the counting of ballots to ensure that a complete and fair election process has taken place.
Any questions or concerns prior to the meeting can be directed to:
STEVE MITCHELL (310) 717-3821
American Corporate Security Negotiations
I am pleased and happy to announce except for some small details, your Local has concluded negotiations with American Corporate Security for STS, WBCT and YTI Terminals.
Unfortunately due to some hostile activities on behalf of our main competitor we will not be releasing the details until we get a bit closer to the date for ratification, which will be posted on this blog.
If you have any questions concerning the constitutionality of these events please feel free to contact your Local President Steven Mitchell at (310) 717-3821 or vial email at music.of.all.kind@hotmail.com.
Fraternally,
Michael P. Hough
Director