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Steelworkers voting on Hoffmaster contract
By: Associated Press//December 14, 2010//
Listen to this articleOSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — United Steelworkers leaders say they expect union members will reject a contract proposal Tuesday offered by the Hoffmaster Group Inc. in Oshkosh because it seeks concessions without offering any incentives.
About 400 Hoffmaster employees are voting on the three-year contract proposal, which may not bring an end to a six-month impasse between the two sides.
Local 2-169 President Tim Neubauer said further negotiating sessions have already been scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.
Information from: Oshkosh Northwestern, http://www.thenorthwestern.com
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