Case Study Of Bruce Anderson

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Bruce Anderson met with Local 111 after receiving their response opposing Xcel Energy’s position regarding “globing” the Transmission and System Protection Administrative Assistants into the current Operations, Production and Maintenance agreement. Both parties understand the other’s perspective. WFR will meet with Local Union 111 and attorneys Aug. 19 in hopes of coming to an understanding on the format of

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