Working Together for Public Service:Appendix C

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Working Together for Public Service

Appendix C
Hearing Agendas and Witnesses[17]

Identifying information is correct as of the hearing date.Within each hearing, witness names are listed alphabetically by issue.

WASHINGTON, D.C.
OCTOBER 19-20, 1994

Opening Remarks

Robert B. Reich, Secretary of Labor

U.S. Department of Labor

Jerry Abramson

Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky

Task Force Co-Chair

Jim Florio

Former Governor of New Jersey

Task Force Co-Chair

Witnesses

Roger Dahl, Executive Director

National Public Employer Labor Relations Association

John T. Dunlop, Chairman

Commission on the Future of Worker Management Relations

Lamont University Professor, Harvard University

Barbara Dwyer, Executive Director

Alliance for Redesigning Government

Paul Goldberg, Executive Director

Ohio Civil Service Employees Association,

AFSCME Local 111

Thomas Glynn, Deputy Secretary of Labor

U.S. Department of Labor

Elaine Kamarck, Senior Policy Advisor to the

Vice President

Office of the Vice President

Gerald McEntee, President

American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

Robert Shapiro, Associate Solicitor

U.S. Department of Labor

John J. Sweeney, President

Service Employees International Union

Robert Tobias, President

National Treasury Employees Union

Steve Wall, Executive Director

Ohio Office of Quality Services

WASHINGTON, D.C.
JANUARY 10-11, 1995

Some Views on Excellence in Education Through Labor-Management Cooperation

Educational Leaders -- K-12 Education and General Issues

Harlow Claggett, Labor Relations Director

Michigan Association of School Boards

Representing the National Association of School Boards

Roland Haun, President

American Association of School Administrators

Ed McElroy, Secretary-Treasurer

American Federation of Teachers

Marilyn Monahan, Secretary-Treasurer

National Education Association

Kathryn Whitfill, President

National Parent Teachers Association

Focus on Higher Education

Mary Burgan, General Secretary

American Association of University Professors

Thomas Hustoles

Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone

Representing Institutions of Higher Education

James Perley, President

American Association of University Professors

Example of Collaborative Problem-Solving in Higher Educaton

Jerry Furniss, Past President and Former Chief

Negotiator

University Teachers Union, University of Montana

Alternative Means of Workplace Problem Solving

Alternative Dispute Resolution and Collaborative Bargaining as Means to Cooperation, Problem Solving and High Performance State and Local Government Workplaces

Stephen Goldberg, President

Mediation Research and Education Project, and

Professor of Law, Northwestern University

William Hobgood, Vice President,

Mediation Research and Education Project

Example of Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Workplace

John Higgins, Senior Vice President

Boston Edison Company

Donald Wightman, Vice President

Utility Workers Union of America

Overview of the Demographics of the State and Local Public Workforce

Ronald Kutscher, Associate Commissioner

Office of Employment Projections

Bureau of Labor Statistics

U.S. Department of Labor

Thomas Plewes, Associate Commissioner

Office of Employment and Unemployment Statistics

Bureau of Labor Statistics

U.S. Department of Labor

Kimberly Zieschang, Associate Commissioner

Office of Compensation and Working Conditions

Bureau of Labor Statistics

U.S. Department of Labor

NORTHWEST REGIONAL MEETING
FEBRUARY 7-8, 1995

SEATTLE and OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON
FEBRUARY 7, 1995

City of Seattle, Washington

Lizanne Lyons, Director of Labor Relations

Tony Vivenzio, Seattle Firefighters Union Local 27

City of Mercer Island, Washington

Rich Conrad, Assistant City Manager

David Hart, Maintenance Team Technician, AFSCME Local President

Marcy Olson, Maintenance Team Member, AFSCME Local Vice-President

Lindsay Andreotti, Manager of Organizational Effectiveness

Diane White, Director of Development Services

Janet Gocken, Public Team, Development Services

Susan Davidson, Private Team, Development Services

King County Metro Transit

Evelyn Ahrens, Administrative Staff Assistant, WPCD Team

Judith Boitenott, Custodian

John Campagnaro, Electrician, Tunnel Team

Elaine Chapman, Chief of Training Public Safety Partnership

Lottie Cross, Chief, RISP Team

Chris Daniels, Information Operator , RISP Team

Darrell Dudgeon, Base Chief, Trolley Team

Jim Ellis, Supervisor, Tunnel Team

Michael Freund, Transit Operator, Trolley Team

Gordon Guhl, Transit Operator, Trolley Team

Don Honeycutt, Senior Information Operator, RISP Team

John Kruse, Senior Operator, WPCD Team

Dan Linville, President, Amalgamated Transit Union Local 587

Mark McKeown, Line Crew Chief, Tunnel Team

Paul Muirhead, Technical Trainer, WPCD Team

Gloria Overgaard, Manager of Transit Operations

Peggy Renfrow, Project Administrator in Operations

Curtis Robinson, Base Supervisor, Security Task Force

Mattie Robinson, Operator of the Year

Dick Rowe, Chief, Tunnel Team

Linda Smith, Manager of Sales and Customer Service

Paul Toliver, Director of Transit

Barry Uchida, Manager of Power and Facilities

Rick Walsh, General Manager

Terry White, Assistant Chief, RISP Team

Sherman Willis, Technical Assistant, Tunnel Team

Metro Renton Water Treatment Plant

Bill Burwell, Operations Manager, WPCD Team

Barney Cain, Facilities Constructor , WPCD Team

Irene Eldridge, WPCD Team, SEIU Local 6

Daryl Grigsby, Director of Water Pollution Control

Gary Locke, County Executive, King County

David Piper, Maintenance Electrician

Washington State Department of Labor and Industries

Overview of Quality Initiative and Reorganization

Mark Brown, Director,
Washington Department of Labor and Industries

Lucille Christenson, Assistant Director for Human Resources
Washington Department of Labor and Industries

Diane Lutz, Chief Negotiator
Washington State Federation of Employees

Tina Peterson, Director of Personnel Board Activities

Washington Federation of State Employees

Mike Watson, Deputy Director for Policy

Washington Department of Labor and Industries

Theresa Whitmarsh, Division Director

Washington Department of Labor and Industries

Mike Zenk, Business Agent

Imaging Project

Doug Connel, Program Manager for Claims

Sara Spiering, Industrial Insurance Compensation Supervisor

Theresa Whitmarsh, Division Director, Washington Department of Labor and Industries

PORTLAND, OREGON
FEBRUARY 8, 1995

Portland Water Bureau

Larry Attinger, Executive Director, AFSCME Local 189

Randy Holly, Supervising Engineer

Michael Rosenberger, Administrator

Northeast Health Clinic (Multnomah County)

Kathy Blosser, Gresham Division, Oregon Nurses Association

Mike Gittens, Facilitator, Gresham Division, AFSCME

April Kramer, Facilitator, Gresham Division, AFSCME

Teresa Williams, Manager

Quality Initiatives

Carolyn Mark, Director, Oregon Quality Initiative

Michael McCoy, Vice President, Northwest Natural Gas

Richard Oare, Labor Relations Specialist, IUOPE Local 11

Multnomah County

Deanna Cicotti, Librarian and Shop Steward, AFSCME Local 88

Barry Crook, Budget and Quality Manager, Multnomah County

Joe Devlaeminck, President, AFSCME Local 88

Cindy Gibbon, Director of Community Services, Multnomah County Library

Bunny Harrold, Representative, Multnomah County, Oregon Nurses Association

Beverly Stein, County Chair, Multnomah County

Phil Sund, President, Multnomah County Corrections Officers Association

State of Oregon

Nancy Brown, Conciliator, Oregon Employment Relations Board

Oregon Health Care Sciences University/AFSCME Local 328 Labor Management Committee

Linda Bachman, Steward, AFSCME Local 328

David Blair, Director of Labor Relations

Pete Seidel, Manager

Keith Tintle, Associate Hospital Director of Professional Services

WASHINGTON, D.C.
MARCH 14-15, 1995

Police

Gilbert Gallegos, National Vice President, National Fraternal Order of Police

Gil Kerlikowske, Police Commissioner, Buffalo, NY, Police Executive Research Forum

Robert Kliesmet, President, International Union of Police Associations

Robert Scully, Executive Director, National Association of Police Organizations

Fire Fighting

Tom Siegfried, President, International Association of Fire Chiefs

Alfred K. Whitehead, President, International Association of Fire Fighters

Corrections

Joseph Puma, Executive Director, AFSCME Council 82

Worker Attitudes Survey Results

Joel Rogers, The University of Wisconsin-Madison

Public/Private Comparison of Union Organizing and Elections

Kate Bronfenbrenner, Cornell University

Tom Juravich, University of Massachusetts

Organizing and Service of Professionals

Lovely Billups, Director of Field Service, Educational Issues Department, American Federation of Teachers

Nancy Mills, Coordinator of Worker , Participation Programs, Service Employees International Union

Jacques Nacson, Senior Policy Analyst , National Center for Innovation, National Education Association

Larry Spivack, Collective Bargaining Supervisor, AFSCME Council 31

Briefing on Workplace Regulatory Issues and Alternative Dispute Resolution

Donna Lenhoff, General Counsel, Women's Legal Defense Fund

Lawrence Z. Lorber, Verner, Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson & Hand

R. Gaull Silberman, Commissioner, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Citizen Attitudes and Expectations of State and Government

Geoff Garin, Garin-Hart Strategic Research

NORTHEAST REGIONAL MEETING
APRIL 11-12, 1995

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
APRIL 11, 1995

Massachusetts Highway Department/SEIU Local 285

Frank Borges, Secretary-Treasurer, SEIU Local 285

Lee Deveraux, Heavy Equipment Mechanic and Maintenance Liaison , SEIU Local 285

Charles Kostro, Chief Policy Analyst, Massachusetts Executive Office of Transportation and Construction

Steve Lowry, Heavy Equipment Mechanic and Maintenance Liaison , SEIU Local 285

Anthony Salamanca, Deputy Chief Engineer for Privatization, Massachusetts Highway Department

Kevin Sullivan, Deputy Commissioner, Massachusetts Highway Department

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Joint Labor-Management Committee for Municipal Police and Fire

James Costello, Labor Senior Staff

Donald Hawkes, Management Senior Staff

Morris Horowitz, Vice-Chair

Robert McCarthy, Alternate Fire Member, President, Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts

Raymond McGrath, Police Chairman, International Brotherhood of Police Officers

David Owen, Management Member, Town Administrator, Burlington

Roger Turdeon, Management Chair

PORTLAND, MAINE
APRIL 11, 1995

City of Portland and AFSCME Local 481
Hadlock Field, Districting Program, and Construction Company

Russ Brown, District Leader, AFSCME Local 481

Nadeen Daniels, Assistant City Manager, City of Portland

Ken Dietrich, Main State Field Representative, AFSCME

Steve Early, District Coordinator

Robert Ganley, City Manager, City of Portland

Larry Goodson, District Leader, AFSCME Local 481

Rich Meserve, District 4, AFSCME

Roy Mulkern, District Leader, AFSCME 481

Kevin Noys, Foreman

Jim Pritchard, President, AFSCME Local 481

Craig Pyy, Construction Foreman

Mark Spiller, District Leader, AFSCME

Maine Employee Health Commission
Insurance Program

Jo Gill, Executive Director, Maine State Employee Health Insurance Program

Bill McPeck, Maine State Employees Association, SEIU

Massabesic Teachers Association and the
Maine Labor Relations Board Preventive Mediation Initiatives

John Alfano, Mediator, Maine Labor Relations Board

Millard Gethner, Chairman, Massabesic School Board

Priscilla Wood, President, Massabesic Teachers Association

NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY
APRIL 12, 1995

State of Connecticut - District 1199/New England Health Care
Employees Union (SEIU) Quality of Worklife Program

Tom Heads, Supervising Clinical Psychologist, Connecticut Department of Mental Retardation

Christopher Lassen, Coordinator, Quality of Worklife Program

Del Pelletier, Assistant Regional Director, Connecticut Department of Mental Retardation

Lou Weisenbacher, Mental Retardation Program Supervisor, Department of Mental Retardation Local 1199

Bridgeport, Connecticut Labor-Management Cooperative Program

Charlene Hosticka, Labor-Management Coordinator, City of Bridgeport

Dennis Murphy, Chief Administrative Officer, City of Bridgeport

Mardi Schroer Mattei, Field Representative, Connecticut Education Association

Ulster County, New York/Civil Service
Employees Association Labor Management Committee

Thomas Costello, Personnel Officer

Deborah DeCicco, Tax Map Technician, CSEA Local 856

Karen MacIntosh-Frering, Labor-Management Coordinator, Ulster County

Karen Lucas, Management Analyst

Local Union Leadership, Quality and Cooperation Efforts

Jeffrey Keefe, Associate Professor of Labor & Employment Relations, Rutgers University, School of Management & Labor Relations

New Jersey State Judiciary and The Judicial Employees Labor Alliance

John Loos, Legislative and Political Liaison, Communications Workers of America, Representing the Judicial Employees Labor Alliance

Mark Rosenbaum, Administrator of Labor and Employee Relations, New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts

SOUTHEAST REGIONAL MEETING
APRIL 20-21, 1995

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
APRIL 20, 1995

O. Wendall White, City Manager, City of Charlotte

Public Safety Pay Plan / Performance Evaluation - Charlotte Police Department

Jack Boger, Chief

Mary Broderick, Administration

Larry Blydenberg, Captain

Dale Green, Sergeant

Dave Grose, Captain

Freda Lester, Officer

Jackie Maxwell, Sergeant

Karen McCotter, Human Resources Department

Ken Miller, Sergeant

Pat Tynan, Officer

Stephanie Whitsides, Budget Office

Pay Plan / Performance Evaluation - Charlotte Fire Department

Jay Adams, Fire Fighter I

Tommy Bolinger, Captain

Rob Bowline, Captain

Rob Brisely, Engineer

Art Brown, Administrative Officer

Kelly Brown, Fire Fighter II

Kent Davis, Fire Fighter II

Luther Fincher, Chief

Glen Garris, Engineer

Steve Goggio, Fire Fighter II

Keith Helms, Captain

Sam Jones, Fire Fighter I

Pete Lambeck, Fire Fighter II

Karen McCotter, Human Resources Department

David Morre, Fire Fighter II

Kenny Nantz, Battalion Chief

Tim Rogers, Captain

David Taylor, Assistant Chief

Implementation of a Broadbanding Pay System

Karen McCotter, Charlotte Human Resources Department

Joanne Perez, Charlotte Human Resources Department

Pamela Syfert, Deputy City Manager, City of Charlotte

Issues of Competition

Wayman Pearson, Director, Charlotte Solid Waste Services

David Cooke, Director, Charlotte Business Support Services

City of Hampton, Virginia
Self-Directed Work Teams

Kevin Gallagher, Recycling Manager

Tharon Greene, Director of Human Resources

Christine Snead, Budget Manager

CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
APRIL 21, 1995

South Carolina Department of Revenue &
TaxationDivision of Motor Vehicles Quality Service Team

Terry Bozell, Branch Specialist

Gregorie Frampton, Executive Administrator

Ike McFarlan

Leslie Spratlin

South Carolina Quality Network

Gregorie Frampton, Board Member

City of Charleston, South Carolina

Joseph Riley, Mayor

Charleston Parks Department

Danny Burbage, Assistant Superintendent

Franklin Freelow, Foreman

Ben Green, Custodial Supervisor

Connie Hires, Inspector

Cynthia Wright, Assistant

Charleston Police Department

Gregory Batts, Sergeant, Team 2

Anita Craven, Investigator 4

Nancy Fanning, Lieutenant, Team 3 Commander

Ron Hamilton, Captain

Anthony Januszkiewicz, Lieutenant, Team 4

Rovert Kemp, Corporal, Team 4

Roger Reagor, Lieutenant, Team 2

South Carolina Executive Institute

Philip Grose, Director

City of Rock Hill, South Carolina

Michael Kropp, Supervisor, Grounds Maintenance

Latrelle McAllister, Personnel Supervisor

Calvin McCullough, Horticulturist

SOUTHWEST REGIONAL MEETING
MAY 3-4, 1995

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
MAY 3, 1995

City of Los Angeles, California

Jackie Goldberg, Council Member, Los Angeles City Council

Joint Labor-Management Benefits Committee

Ray Allen, Assistant General Manager, Los Angeles Personnel Department

Michelle Buehler, Administrative Assistant, SEIU Local 347

Henry Hurd, Employee Benefits Manager

Jeannette Ross, Chairperson of Joint Labor-Management Benefits Committee, Engineers and Architects Association

California Joint Labor-Management Child Care Committee

Linda Morrison, Statewide Affirmative Action Coordinator, California State Employees Association

Patricia Pavone, Chief, Benefits and Training Division, California Department of Personnel Administration

Foshay Middle School

Howard Lappin, Principal, Foshay Middle School

Wayne Stevens, Chapter Chair, United Teachers of Los Angeles

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
MAY 4, 1995

Jefferson Middle School

Julie Ambrogi, Principal, Jefferson Middle School

Michael Houser, Director, Employee Relations, Albuquerque Public Schools

Don Whatley, President, Albuquerque Teachers Federation

City of Phoenix, Arizona

Robert Cantwell, Assistant Fire Chief, Phoenix Fire Department

Gary Pykare, Business Manager, IAFF Local 493

City of Hobbs, New Mexico

Andy Graham, Captain, Hobbs Fire Department

Michael Gray, Fire Chief, Hobbs Fire Department

Fran Mosher, Personnel Director, City of Hobbs

Michael Ravanelle, Captain, Hobbs Fire Department

Larry Wood, Driver Engineer, Hobbs Fire Department

City of Salt Lake City, Utah

Roger Black, Director of Public Services, Salt Lake City Corporation

Gordon Ottley, President, AFSCME Local 1004

WASHINGTON, D.C.
MAY 16-17, 1995

Comparing Viewpoints in the Debate on Contracting Out:
Implications for Labor-Management Cooperation

Marshall Barry, Director, Labor Research Center of Miami and Boston

Diana Ceresi, Associate General Counsel, Service Employees International Union

Laurence Clements, Director, University of Iowa Labor Center

Richard Loomis, Senior Vice President, COMARCO

James Mercer, President, Mercer Group

Elliott Sclar, Professor, Columbia University

Ronald Utt, Visiting Fellow, Heritage Foundation

Role of Labor-Management Cooperation in Service Improvement and Efficiency
City of Los Angeles (Bureau of Sanitation and Department of General Services) and SEIU Local 347

Craig Bierlein, Refuse Truck Operator, Bureau of Sanitation, SEIU Local 347

Sharon Delugach, Chief of Staff, Office of Council Member Jackie Goldberg, 13th District

James Keehne, Automotive Supervisor, Fleet Services Division, Department of General Services

Rayfield Lewis, Refuse Truck Operator , Bureau of Sanitation, SEIU Local 347

Marilyn McGuire, Manager, Refuse Collection Division

Art Sanchez, Refuse Truck Operator, Bureau of Sanitation, SEIU Local 347

Drew Sones, Assistant Director, Bureau of Sanitation

Sandy Spencer, Senior Personnel Analyst, Bureau of Management/Employee Services

Dmitri Tatum, Field Representative, SEIU Local 347

Jesse Taylor, Refuse Truck Operator, Bureau of Sanitation, SEIU Local 347

Dave Trowbridge, General Manager, SEIU Local 347

Massachusetts Highway Department and SEIU Local 285

Frank Borges, Secretary-Treasurer, SEIU Local 285

Lee Deveraux, Heavy Equipment Mechanic and Maintenance Liaison, SEIU Local 285

Charles Kostro, Chief Policy Analyst, Executive Office of Transportation & Construction

Steve Lowrey, Heavy Equipment Mechanic and Maintenance Liaison, SEIU Local 285

MIDWEST REGIONAL MEETING
JUNE 5-6, 1995

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
JUNE 5, 1995

City of Indianapolis, Indiana

Steve Fantauzzo, Executive Director, AFSCME Council 62

Mike Stayton, Director, Department of Public Works

Ray Wallace, Special Assistant to Mayor Goldsmith on Costing

Indianapolis Fleet Service

Stephen James, Assistant Administrator

Dominic Mangine, President, AFSCME Local 3131

John McCorkhill, Administrator

Oliver Webb, AFSCME Council 62

Indiana State Employee Labor-Management Project

Lee Balliet, Project Director

Steve Fantauzzo, Executive Director, AFSCME Council 62

Karl Frederiksen, Unity Team (UAW/AFT Local 9212)

Tom Iles, Marion County Office of Family and Children

City of Peoria, IllinoisJoint Labor-Management
Committee to Control Health Care Costs

Jerry Belcher, Vice President, Peoria Municipal Employee's Association/AFSCME Local 3464

Tom Jackson, Treasurer, IAFF Local 50

Dave Koehler, Executive Director, Peoria Area Labor-Management Committee, Member of Peoria City Council

Pat Parsons, Director, Peoria Office of Personnel and Labor Relations

City of Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Federation of Teachers/Cincinnati Public Schools

Monica Curtis, Director of Public Affairs, Cincinnati Public Schools

Tom Mooney, President, Cincinnati Federation of Teachers

MADISON, WISCONSIN
JUNE 6, 1995

City of Madison, Wisconsin

Tom Mosgaller, Quality Coordinator

Mike Murphy, AFSCME Local 60

Paul Soglin, Mayor

Madison Metro/Teamsters Local 695

John Annen, Operator, Teamsters Local 695

David Hoeft, Operator, Teamsters Local 695

Paul Larrouse, General Manager, Madison Metro

Ryan Larson, Manager, Metro Plus

James Remsik, Steward, Teamsters Local 695

Frances Walls, Steward, Teamsters Local 695

Madison Department of Planning and Development, Building Inspection Unit

George Austin, Director, Department of Planning and Development

Thorston Horton, Customer

Rolland Kiel, Inspector, AFSCME Local 60

William Neitzel, Inspector, AFSCME Local 60

Harry Sulzer, Supervisor, Department of Planning and Development

Mike Van Erem, Department of Planning and Development

Madison Police Department

Joseph Durkin, Sergeant, Madison Professional Police Offices Association

Michael Masterson, Captain

Richard Williams, Chief

Madison Streets and Sanitation Division

Roger Goodwin, Superintendent

Christopher Kelly, Laborers International Union Local 236

University and City Partnership: In Pursuit of Quality

Soren Biscard, Center for Quality and Productivity

Francois Sainfort, Professor of Industrial Engineering

John Wylie, Provost University of Wisconsin at Madison

Wisconsin Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations Labor-Management Advisory Council

Eric Baker, Deputy Administrator, Wisconsin Department for Unemployment Compensation

Shirley Baumann, Internal Communications Coordinator

Greg Krohm, Administrator, Wisconsin Workers Compensation Division

Jean MacCubbin, State Engineers Association

Sandy Oemichen, Wisconsin Professional Employees Council

Pat Pagel, Wisconsin State Employees Union/AFSCME

WASHINGTON, D.C.
JUNE 22-23, 1995

Effects of Finance, Budget, and Pension Trends on Labor-Management Cooperation

Bridget Anderson, Partner, KPMG Peat Marwick

Steven Kreklow, Budget and Management , Special Assistant, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Ian Lanoff, Partner, Bredhoff & Kaiser

Harold Schaitberger, Legislative Counsel, National Conference on Public Employee Retirement Systems

Albert Shanker, President, American Federation of Teachers

Christopher Zimmerman, Chief Economist, National Conference of State Legislatures

Experiences of State or Local Elected Officials in Implementing Workplace Changes

Philip John Dawson, City Councilor, Portland, Maine

Charles Quincy Troupe, State Representative, Missouri, 62nd Legislative District

WASHINGTON, D.C.
JULY 10-11, 1995

Role of Neutral Agencies in Promoting Workplace Cooperation

Daniel Ellis, Chairman, Oregon Employment Relations Board

Shlomo Sperka, Director, Michigan Employment Relations Commission, Immediate Past-President, Association of Labor Relations Agencies

John Calhoun Wells, Director, Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service

Legal Issues

Peter Paschler, Former Member, Iowa Public Employment Relations Board

Herman Torosian, Commissioner, Wisconsin Employment Relations Commisson

Schlomo Sperka, Director , Michigan Employment Relations Commission

High-Performance Work Environments

Jerome Rosow, President, Work In America Institute

Magma Metals

John Champagne, President, Magma Metals

Robert Gadiana, Director, United Steelworkers, Sub-District 8

AT&T

Pam Hanchett, Government Finance Manager, AT&T Credit

Daphne Harris, Credit Manager, AT&T Credit

Ann Henry, Head of Organizational Design & Development, AT&T Capital

Mark Hoffman, Unit Facilitator, AT&T Credit

Becky Snyder, Portfolio Asset Manager, AT&T Credit

Bob Weingardner, Sales Support Manager & Reseller Account Manager , AT&T Credit

Effects of Civil Service

National Association of State Personnel Executives (NASPE)

Robert Dumont, President-Elect (NASPE), Administrator, Massachusetts Department of Personnel Administration

Linda Hanson, Executive Committee Member (NASPE), Director, Iowa Department of Personnel

Oscar Jackson, Jr., President (NASPE), Administrator & Secretary of Human Resources, Oklahoma Office of Personnel Management

Stephen Osborne, (NASPE), Director, South Carolina Office of Human Resources

International Personnel Management Association (IPMA)

Steve Marincel, Business Representative, AFSCME Council 14, Hennepin County, Minnesota

Charles Sprafka, (IPMA), Associate County Administrator for Human Resources, Hennepin County, Minnesota

WASHINGTON, D.C.
SEPTEMBER 13-14, 1995

Thomas Donahue, President, AFL-CIO

The View from Counties

Randy Franke, Vice Chair, Commissioners' Office, Marion County Oregon, Immediate Past President, National Association of Counties

The Role of Schools of Labor Relations and Labor Studies

Margaret Hallock, Director, Labor Education and Research Center University of Oregon

David Lipsky, Dean, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University

Robert Pleasure, Chair, Labor Studies, The McGregor School, Antioch University , Executive Director, The George Meany Center

Perspectives of Elected Officials

Paul Soglin, Mayor, Madison, Wisconsin

Michael Stayton, Director of Public Works, Representing Mayor Stephen Goldsmith, Indianapolis, Indiana