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AFSCME members, management invited to session with Michigan AFSCME Council 25 president
September 12, 2019	// FOUND IN: Updates & Resources
Michigan AFSCME Council 25 President Lawrence Roehrig will visit U-M next week to address ASFCME members, university leadership and management from across all AFSCME departments.
Roehrig's speaking engagements will take place on:
Wednesday, Sept. 18: 2 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., Ford Auditorium, University Hospital
Thursday, Sept. 19: 2 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., Palmer Commons, Great Lakes Room, 4th floor
This event is open and designed for AFSCME members, their supervisors, managers and departmental leadership. These individuals are encouraged to attend if their work schedules permit.
For those who cannot attend in person, both events will be live streamed at https://tinyurl.com/jepsession, and a video replay will be made available online.
Roehrig will provide a brief history of AFSCME and share his perspectives on the value of an engaged membership base, effective communication between labor and management, and the building blocks of a strong labor-management partnership. The events will include a welcome and brief remarks by university leadership, as well as time for questions and answers and an informal meet and greet at the conclusion of the program.
This event is hosted by the Leadership Collaboration Group (LCG). The LCG is joint project of university leadership, management, Human Resources and AFSCME leadership. The LCG's mission is to improve workplace satisfaction, promote local problem solving, and promote productivity by jointly addressing issues of common concern to management and labor.
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