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Seniority List July 2011
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Employees Back To 100% Salary Effective July 1, 2011
Employees Back To 100% Salary Effective July 1, 2011
* Please note the following is not listed by seniority.
Zone Mechanic
Ibrahim Alvarez #172819
Jose M. Castellanos #166714
Pedro Collazo #172810
Johnnie Durham #181062
John Everett #185282
John Garner #183814
Alfredo Gonzalez #130188
Luis Gonzalez #181020
Alfredo Hernandez #172818
Lawrence Morat #172803
Alcides Parra #176236
Vincent Pellgrino #175076
John Simms #173203
Kenneth Stenmark #181026
Leonardo Madrigal #215081
Jose Vazquez #183712
Donald Williams #172816
Errol Alvey #169595
Van Devroedt #167098
Carlton Skelton #195434
Steve Churchman #162462
Richard Cilinceon #153858
Robert Falzone #169463
Gary Fitzgerald #164246
Eduardo Lopez #164254
Jerome Richards #164425
Robert Stella #163140
Jorge Valdez #153441
William Aylor #191270
Charles Hale #165249
Mark Handt #195525
Julio Orozco #149418
Fernando Polania #177427
Sam Rubi #165563
David Turman #126386
Humberto Andreu #215079
Lawrence Clingerman #191267
William Doering #206805
Christopher Kuehne #171792
Thunton Williams #153628
Angel Lendic #150188
Mounir Shahoud #215085
Ronald Spiegal #215058
Daniel Valdes #215057
Brian Hinkle #215082
Electrician II
Eloy Melendez #169409
Carlton Dunkley #169416
Robert Gavagni #171419
Waldo Sandoval #164257
Paul Villegas #145160
Guitano Damiani #163153
Gerald Jones #208965
Rolando Delgado #231945
Rodolfo Naranjo #231962
Gilbert Lopez #231944
Yesmey Arteaga #231888
Jeffrey Baskin #164390
Mario Castellanos #231963
Alfonso Sanchez #231948
Sergio Estape #094326
Painter II
Pamela Morris #175182
Terry Bell #200167
Thomas Albert #169024
Gregory Dempsey #201801
Stephen Cappello #274146
Sound and Comm. Tech.
Rene Buergo #135406
Joaquin Delgado #201469
Robert Diaz #195865
Amable Rodriquez #206352
Mac Tarver #164103
Thomas Hunter #174692
Munaf Mohamed #172828
Gene Robinson #208858
Jimmy Rodriquez #120421
Amelia Hernandez #214835
Carpenter II Floor
Jamie Garantiva #176819
Carlos Aleman #243665
Harold Miller #222924
Juan Garantiva #281167
Willie Kitchell #149754
Plumber II
Mark Paradise #283436
Chris Browne #282052
Eduardo Cuadra #283482
Grover Davis #285969
Mariano Prelaz #283480
Refrigeration Mechanic
Jose Fernandez #217004
Frank Trujillo #267143
Orestes Mulet #217049
Victor Pino #214945
Edward Menendez #275658
Welder II
Kenneth Smith #169257
Bissoondial Mangal #281578
Louis Rodriquez #282014
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DCSMEC NOTICE July 13, 2011
Dear Brothers and Sisters:
The location for our upcoming General meeting on July 19, 2011 at 4:30pm will be held the Machinist Building, 4349 NW 36th Street, Miami, FL 33166.
Please mark your calendar!
Fraternally:
Keith Love
Business Agent
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DCSMEC NOTICE July 12,2011
Dear Brothers and Sisters:
DCSMEC is sending out a package by mail to all effected members who chose to take a 20% pay reduction in lieu of a layoff. You will be given the opportunity to suspend your union dues while you remain in a reduction of salary. You must read and fill out all forms in the package and return them to the DCSMEC as soon as possible (a pre-paid envelope has been provided for your convenience). If you do not receive a package by mail during the next 5 days, please contact the DCSMEC office immediately and request one. The officers of DCSMEC will continue to look at any and all available ways to offset this financial hardship while protecting your employment with the District.
In solidarity,
Keith Love
Business Agent
July 2011
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NOTICE TO I.T.S MEMBERS
The DCSMEC Union has been made aware that approximately 144 of the affected employees who interviewed for the NIST job position have been selected. We congratulate these employees and have already began work on an addendum to the original LOU (Letter of Understanding) to bring in 50-60 additional employees to achieve the original target of 200. However, the additional 50-60 employees will be offered a temporary NDCS (Network Data Computer Specialist) position. This position pays $37,217.00 and is a 12 month position with no steps and you will qualify for the same vacation pay, holidays, etc., as all DCSMEC members. I.T. will begin new interviews maybe as soon as next week, we encourage everyone to seek one of these
If you have any questions contact your Steward or call DCSMEC (305) 477-6002.
Fraternally:
DCSMEC
June 2, 2011
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Jackson Health System to ask labor for $200 million in cuts
Jackson Health System to ask labor for $200 million in cuts
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More than 1,400 Broward teachers losing their jobs
More than 1,400 Broward teachers losing their jobs
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DCSMEC NOTICE- Meeting information
Dear Brothers and Sisters:
The location for our upcoming General meeting on May 17, 2011 at 4:30pm has changed to the Machinist Building, 4349 NW 36th Street, Miami, FL 33166.
Please mark your calendar!
Fraternally:
Keith Love
Business Agent
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Message from DCSMEC
Today as you read this, I want you to know that unions (including DCSMEC ) are not only fighting to maintain working conditions and jobs for their members but are engaged in a fight for the very survival of the union movement itself.
The airwaves are saturated with corporate apologists, who sneeringly ask why should public sector employees even have benefits, which they call “entitlements”. Of which many nonunion working families are denied. This is an ingenious plan which pits worker against worker in a mad scramble for scraps.
As the powerful and wealthy with no one to keep their greed in check are gorging on record profits, they continue to foreclose on homes in record numbers, drive health care costs through the roof, and further drive this country into two classes rich and poor. They continue to slash our most essential and basic services, school funding, first responder budgets, elderly assistance and even funding for special needs children. As we pay for the fraud they committed as they wiped out $14 trillion in wealth, wages and retirement savings all we have left is our ability to say NO MORE. If we stand united and refuse to cooperate, then the despots are indeed in trouble. Our power is our ability to vote. We must use this to make a difference, otherwise our jobs and our future and the future of generations to come may be in jeopardy.
“Let me give you a word of the philosophy of reforms,” Frederick Douglass said in 1857. “The whole history of the progress of human history shows that all concessions yet made to her august claims have been born of struggle. …If there is no struggle there is no progress. Those who profess to favor freedom and yet deprecate agitation are men who want crops without plowing up the ground. They want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters. The struggle may be a moral one; or it may be a physical one; or it may be both moral and physical, but it must be a struggle. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. …”
If we don’t protect the contract and the men and women it serves then the struggle of those before us will have been in vain. If we don’t hang together in these hard economical times then we will definitely hang apart.
Keith Love
Business Agent
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Network Infrastructure Support Technician reminder
Brothers and Sisters of Information Technology Services
This is a reminder that today is the deadline to have your application submitted for the Network Infrastructure Support Technician job. To all those who have not submitted an application yet please make every effort to do so. Failure to at least submit an application could result in the district challenging your application for unemployment compensation in the future. I would hate to see anyone suffer the loss of those valuable benefits in times like these. As of this morning only 232 techs have submitted applications, please get them in on time.
Keith Love
Business Agent
DCSMEC
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