Case Study: Bargaining With Local 602

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Bargaining with Local 602 reconvened on Oct. 3 and continued through Oct. 7. Proposals and counter proposals were exchanged throughout the week with three Tentative Agreements (TA’s) reached on work rules in Energy Supply. The Union presented their proposal for upgrades of nine positions with their methodology justifying their proposal. Bargaining will reconvene on Oct. 18 - 20.

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