Taking On Taking On - Teamsters Local 25
Taking On Taking On - Teamsters Local 25
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Caucuses<br />
TNBC News<br />
Mike Little Clarence Goodloe<br />
Yellow Freight Stop & Shop<br />
(978) 985-2489 (781) <strong>25</strong>4-3924<br />
State Chapter Hosts<br />
Wide Range of Activities<br />
Bowling tournaments, Christmas parties, dances and cruises.<br />
These are just a few of the activities that the <strong>Teamsters</strong> National Black<br />
Caucus (TNBC) Massachusetts Chapter hosts on a regular basis.<br />
Mike Little, a local organizer of the TNBC chapter and a<br />
Yellow Freight Teamster, said they recently had a bowling tournament—one<br />
of four they have each year. The chapter also<br />
annually hosts a Christmas party, a boat cruise and a dance.<br />
“The events we put on are always a good time,” Little said.<br />
“We’re always looking for new members and we’ve got a great<br />
group of members. The TNBC Mass Chapter is made up of<br />
members from a variety of Teamster locals in the area. Anyone<br />
interested should get in touch and come to one of our monthly<br />
meetings.”<br />
Little said the monthly meetings don’t have a regular meeting<br />
spot, so interested members should contact him for the time<br />
and place. Meetings are held in Roxbury on the first Saturday of<br />
each month.<br />
Left to right, Dewayne Walker, UPS (behind); Flo Bailey,<br />
Hertz; Renalda Chambers, City of Cambridge; David Odom,<br />
UPS (with trophy); Mike Little, Yellow Freight; and Ernie<br />
Wilson, UPS.<br />
<strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong> Members Establish Women’s Committee<br />
The newly formed <strong>Teamsters</strong> <strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong> Women’s Committee held its<br />
first meeting on Saturday, March 10.<br />
The committee plans to volunteer for various charitable events<br />
and create a legislative action team on Beacon Hill. The women’s<br />
committee was formed to:<br />
• Unite women members to address their concerns and issues in the<br />
workplace;<br />
• Promote women’s involvement and recognition within their local<br />
union and all levels of the <strong>Teamsters</strong> Union;<br />
• Foster better relationships and communication between members;<br />
• Help with organizing efforts and other activities, which further<br />
the interests of the local union, and<br />
• Strengthen and build solidarity within the local union.<br />
For more information, call Jacqueline Addison at (617) 851-9428 or<br />
Jan Guazzaloca at (978) 317-9137.<br />
Left to right, standing: Jacqueline Addison, MassPort and<br />
Trustee of <strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong> (Co-Chair of Women’s Committee); Jan<br />
Guazzaloca, UPS (Co-Chair of Women’s Committee); Rose<br />
Marie Bamford, City of Everett; Phyllis Geany, <strong>Teamsters</strong>Care;<br />
Helen Giglio, City of Everett; Gerri Miranda, City of Everett;<br />
Charlene Licari, NETFCU; Renalda Chambers, City of<br />
Cambridge; Elizabeth Gallinaro, City of Cambridge; Maureen<br />
Morris, City of Cambridge; JoAnna Alberelli, Hertz; and<br />
Stephanie DiMuaro, Hertz. Seated: Ann Nastasia, MassPort;<br />
Angela Chan, Joint Venture (The Ride); Diane Russo,<br />
<strong>Teamsters</strong>Care; Flo Bailey, Hertz; and Kelly Granara, <strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong>.<br />
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