2022-06 Local 241 Newsletter

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The document discusses changes to a pension plan, including allowing 10 years instead of 3 to repay the pension if brought back to work by a grievance or award.

The last change to the pension plan was made in 2016, though no details are provided about what the change was.

The administration is proposing that if you are brought back to work by a grievance or an award instead of repaying the pension in 3 years you would have 10 years to repay the plan, to give financial relief.

Below is my report for month of May 2022, presented

to the Executive Board on June 3, 2022 and the Members


on June 7, 2022 during the Mass Membership Meeting.

For the past two months I have received calls from members who retired and was not aware of the
changes in benefits in the pension. The last change to the pension plan was made in 2016.
Although this administration will be adding to the plan that if you are brought back to work by a
grievance or an award instead of repaying the pension in 3 years you would have 10 years to repay
the plan. This is being done to give our Brothers and Sisters some financial relief when trying to
repay their pension back. To monitor the activity of the board meetings and information each
month, you can log into the pension plan website at www.ctaretirement.org.

NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE:


1. The normal retirement date shall be the first day of the month following the employee's
sixty-fifth (65th) birthday at which date the employee shall be 100% vested in his
retirement allowance.

2. Effective on and after January 1, 1988, any employee who has attained the normal
retirement date may retire on said date or upon any later date selected by the employee.
Upon retirement, the individual shall be entitled to such retirement allowance for life as
provided in the Plan. (Amended 9-22-87)

3. If any employee continues in the service of the Authority after attainment of the normal
retirement date, the old age retirement allowance payable to such employee shall not
commence until after his actual retirement.

An employee who continues employment after his normal retirement date but who does not
continue in the service of the Authority after January 1, 1988 shall not make the contributions
prescribed in Section 7 nor shall the Authority make any contributions with respect to the
compensation of such employee for employment after his normal retirement date. If such
employee reaches age sixty-five (65) after the effective date of the Plan, he shall receive no credit
under Paragraph 8.1(1)(b), 8.1(2)(b), 8.1(3)(b), 8.1(4)(b), 8.1(5)(b), 8.1(6)(b), 8.1(7)(b) or 8.1(8)(b)
for any service after age sixty-five (65).

An employee who continues employment after his normal retirement date and who continues in
the service of the Authority after January 1, 1988 shall make the contributions prescribed in Section
7 for payroll periods beginning on or after January 1, 1988, and the Authority shall make
contributions with respect to the compensation of such employee paid on or after January 1, 1988
as prescribed in Section 7. Such employee shall receive credit under Paragraph 8.1(2)(b), 8.1(7)(b)
or 8.1(8)(b) for service after age sixty-five (65) only for service completed subsequent to December
31, 1987. (Amended 9-22-87).

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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT B/A
KEITH D. HILL
MAY 2022(CONT.)

EARLY RETIREMENT:
1. Any employee in good standing who was first hired by the Authority before January 18,
2008, may retire voluntarily on or after January 1, 1984, and after he
a. Has attained the age of fifty-five (55) years and shall have been employed for at
least (3) years of continuous service, or

b. Has completed twenty-five (25) years or more of continuous service. (Amended 12-
19-83) whereupon said retired employee shall receive an old age retirement
allowance for life reduced in accordance with Paragraph 10.2.

Any employee in good standing who was first hired by the Authority on or after January 18,
2008, may retire voluntarily after he has attained the age of fifty-five (55) years and shall
have been employed for at least 10 years of continuous service whereupon said retired
employee shall receive an old-age retirement allowance for life reduced in accordance with
Paragraph 10.2.

An employee who is qualified for retirement will have the opportunity to retire in cases
where management has just cause for discharge, except where the basis for discharge
involved conduct for which the employee is convicted of a felony. (Amended 9-22-87)

2. Effective September 5, 2001, in the event of such early retirement after the month of
December, 1983, the employee shall receive his earned retirement allowance, computed
at and up to such early retirement date, reduced by five percent (5%) for each full year or
fraction thereof below age sixty-five (65); provided, however, that for an employee first
hired on or before September 5, 2001, the employee's earned retirement allowance
computed at and up to such early retirement date shall not be reduced if he shall retire on
or after the 1st day of the month after the completion of twenty-five (25) or more years of
continuous service, provided further that, for an employee first hired after September 5,
2001, the employee's earned retirement allowance computed at and up to such early
retirement date shall not be reduced if he shall retire on or after the 1st day of the month
after the completion of twenty-five (25) or more years of continuous service and having
attained age 55. For an employee first hired on or after January 18, 2008, the employee's
earned retirement allowance computed at and up to such early retirement date shall not
be reduced if he shall retire on or after the 1st day of the month after the completion of
twenty-five (25) or more years of continuous service and having attained age 64.

The Plan provides health benefits for retirees and their dependents who meet the eligibility
requirements as described in this Eligibility section. If eligible, you must enroll and select coverage
in order to receive benefits from the Plan. Eligible Retirees, You, as a former CTA employee, are
eligible to enroll for health care coverage under the Plan if you satisfy one of the following three
sets of requirements: 1. You are receiving a pension from the Retirement Plan for CTA Employees
("CTA Retirement Plan") and:  Under the 55/20 rule: You separated from service with the CTA at
or after age 55 with at least 20 years of Eligibility Service; or  As a deferred participant:

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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT B/A
KEITH D. HILL
MAY 2022(CONT.)

EARLY RETIREMENT (Cont.):


You separated from service with the CTA before age 55 with at least 20 years of Eligibility Service
and are at least age 65 at the time you enroll; or  Under the 25 and out rule:  You had at least
25 years of Eligibility Service and retire from the CTA no later than the day prior to the execution of
the next collective bargaining agreement between the CTA and Amalgamated Transit Union Locals
241 and 308, after the one which expires on December 31, 2011;  If you retire with a 25 and Out
pension after the next collective bargaining agreement is signed, you must wait until age 55 to be
eligible for RHCT benefits, and demonstrate prior creditable coverage (see page 8). 2. You are
receiving a disability allowance from the CTA Retirement Plan. 3. You are not entitled to a pension
from the CTA Retirement Plan because of your extended period of employment in a temporary or
part-time employment classification, but you contributed to the RHCT as a CTA employee, and 
You are at least age 55 with 20 years of Eligibility Service when you separate from service with the
CTA; or  You separated from service with the CTA before age 55 with at least 20 years of Eligibility
Service and are at least age 65 at the time you enroll.

PACE WEST:
➢ I would like to start with thanking the Brothers and Sisters of PACE West for standing
together as a Union, together when we fight as one, we will be victorious. PACE had made
some changes to our run pick that we all felt were drastic and unacceptable. After talking
with Steward Chris Chinn and Executive Board Member Caesarie Montgomery, we decided
to take a vote of the members of PACE West. The members stood up in support of some
type of action to stop the pick 147 voted YES and 10 voted NO. After talking with PACE, I
got them to agree to hold the pick back and we repicked from the work we are currently
working. Also coming out of our meeting PACE has agreed to have a meeting with the
Union and Planning. This meeting will take place June 2, 2022, to discuss the next run pick
to prevent the same situation. This meeting for PACE West and the Union will be the first
for both. I’ll keep the members updated.

➢ We held two contract meetings with PACE in the month of May. One with the team to
discuss strategy and what we need to make this a great agreement for the members of
PACE West. The meeting with PACE is moving but not at the rate that we will like things to
be. We are still far apart on several items and not close on wages. As of today, we have
11 TA’s (tentative agreements) at the table with over 50 items still open for negotiations
on the table. We have two dates in June and a few in July.

➢ Let’s stay ready as a membership, to help us if we need to take a stand. Remember


WE HAVE NOTHING TO GIVE AND NOTHING TO LOSE!!

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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT B/A
KEITH D. HILL
MAY 2022(CONT.)

PACE SOUTHWEST:
I made a short visit to PACE Southwest in the month of May. We are trying to set up a date for our
next Labor Management meeting to be coming soon. Also, we discussed operators having no relief
and being forced to do an extra trip after they leave the terminal. No one should be forced to do
this; they may ask you to go to the end of the line when you have no relief, but no one will be
forced, you can do this on your own, if someone is forcing you, please reach out to the Local so we
can assist.

PACE NORTHSHORE:
➢ I would like to welcome Steward Aloy Anabaraonye back from vacation and thank Executive
Board Member Caesarie Montgomery for helping out at PACE Northshore. PACE
Northshore we are still waiting on a start date for contract talks. The Local is still looking
for a member to join us at the table so please let us know if you are interested.

EXPEDITED ARBITRATION/ PRE-ARBITRATION:


✓ In the Month of May Local 241 did not hold Expedited Arbitration to
address grievances. Local 241 will be holding two in June and will report in July.

✓ This administration will keep addressing the grievances and keep working to reduce the
amount of time members must wait to be heard.

✓ Pre-Arbitration in the month of May: We took ten (10) cases and got seven (7) members'
jobs back. Welcome back!

✓ Labor charges in the month of May: We had two (2) cases dismissed and one (1) new case
brought against the Local.

✓ We also had four (4) letters of complaints/charges written to the International against the
Local. All were responded to and all complaints/charges were dismissed and closed
as unfounded.

✓ We also had one (1) EEOC charge dismissed against the Local in the month of May.

VRD's:
Since 2011, the members who have not taken their VRD's have lost them. Employees who are
eligible to pick three (3) or more complete weeks of vacation will be allowed to select one (1) week,
five (5) days, of non-consecutive vacation days.

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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT B/A
KEITH D. HILL
MAY 2022(CONT.)

VRD's (Cont.):
Employees who are eligible for four (4) or more complete weeks of vacation will be allowed to
select two (2) weeks, ten (10) days, of non-consecutive vacation days, hereinafter referred to as
vacation random days (“VRDs”). Such days will not be made cumulative from year to year. This
year Local 241 negotiated a MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) to pay the members who
could not use their VRD"S. Members will be paid out up to five (5) VRD"S for the previous
vacation. Local 241 encourage all members to use their days in the future.

RTA WORKING GROUP:


I was selected to sit and represent on behalf of making sure that transit grows and is represented
in a few counties. I have added Steward Michelle Townsend and Board Member Caesarie
Montgomery to the group. This gives the Local many different views as well as we protect our work
from the city to the suburbs. We have had two meetings and I think that they went great, engaging
with people from the CTA, RTA, State Board and Federal Board and other agencies. This is a great
accomplishment because often the Union is left out of these groups with no voice at the table.
Well, I’m proud to say we have a seat at the table and our voice will be heard. This allows Local 241
to make sure our work is protected and will have the opportunity to grow in the upcoming years.
This is another accomplishment of this administration.

ZERO EMISSION BUS:


Local 241's entire maintenance group of representatives attended a training that myself and
Marqueal thinks was important to the Local. This training was held by the International and I think
it is a start for the Local considering CTA and PACE have agreed to change their fleet to zero emission
buses by 2040. We will continue to push the knowledge and training to protect our work.

CTA VETERANS:
Calling all CTA veterans who would like to play softball or just enjoy some fun. CTA and both Locals
are joining together for the Chicago Park district Veterans and the City of Chicago Veterans for a
softball tournament. If you are interested, please reach out to the Local. Saturday, July 23, 2022 is
the date, let's have fun, CTA Vets.

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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT B/A
KEITH D. HILL
MAY 2022(CONT.)

JOB FAIR:
Local 241 will be working with CTA to host a job fair at the Union office. We will be participating in
the June 22, 2022 job fair by zoom. We will be working the job fair in person for late July or early
August and I will keep the members updated. This will be a golden opportunity for us to help our
love ones with a chance to work with us. Please reach out if you would like to help or have
questions.

DNC CONVENTION:
I have the honor of working with a committee set up by the CFL (Chicago Federation of Labor) to
encourage the Democratic Party to hold their convention in Chicago. I have written a letter of
support along with others from the CFL as a start and ready to do more. I mention this because
none of this will be possible without the Officers, Board and Stewards and Most Important the
Members of Local 241. I THANK YOU!

In Solidarity,

Keith D. Hill
President / Business Agent

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Report of the Financial Recording Secretary-Treasurer
Toi W. Bowers
May 2022

Bills
All bills are paid and current. The Per Capita Tax has been submitted to the
ATU International. These and other expenditures are reflected in my
Treasury Reports. The Executive Board and the Membership has been
given full access to Local 241’s Treasury Reports, which includes:

➢ The Profit Loss and Balance Sheets


➢ Payroll Journal and Time Sheets
➢ Complete accounting of all assets and expenditures

Pension & RHCT


❖ All Pension and RHCT contributions are paid and up to date.

❖ I attended our regularly scheduled Pension Board Trustees


Meeting on Thursday May 26th, 2022. Pension Meetings are held
every 4th Thursday of the Month.

❖ Remember members, now is a good time to make sure that you


update your beneficiary information. I can’t stress enough the
importance of making sure your benefits are properly allocated.
ATU International Dues Increase
Under Section 18 of the CONSTITUTION AND GENERAL LAWS, the per
capita tax and minimum dues rate for all active members must be adjusted
each July based upon the annual percentage increase in the Consumer
Price Index (CPI-W, 1982-84=100) published by the U.S Department of
Labor. I have included the dues increase notice from the International as a
part of my report further explaining the dues increase.

Member Arrears
Some of our members have been off for an extended period of time. It is possible
that these Members may be in the arrears on their union dues. Arrears notices have
been posted, letting you know when we will begin the collection of arrears. Please
check the Union Board at your location.
`
*****************************NOTICE*****************************

Due’s arrearages are scheduled to be taken out on:

June 22, 2022 & June 29, 2022


❖ It is your responsibility to make sure your union dues are paid and
current. Arrear’s deductions taken by Local 241 may not clear up
your completed arrearage, please make every effort to clear up your
complete balance. Any questions, please contact Toi Bowers, your
Financial and Recording Secretary-Treasurer.

Open Grievances
❖ The number of open grievances for the month of May 2022 is 1803.
❖ This Administration, under the leadership of President Hill continues
to return our brothers and sisters to work after being unjustly harmed
by the Authority.

❖ Cases are being won with little to no lawyer involvement. This is a


cost savings to the Membership.

❖ If you have been asked to contact Local 241, please call the Local
office at (312) 341-1733.

This concludes the Report of the Financial Recording Secretary-Treasurer.

In Solidarity,

Toi W. Bowers
Financial Recording Secretary-Treasurer
ATU Local 241

“TODAY AND TOMORROW, TOGETHER WE WILL MAKE A


DIFFERENCE, TOGETHER WE WILL WIN!”
— TOI W. BOWERS
1st Vice President Woodrow Eiland’s
May 2022 Report

For the month of May, I was assigned to do discipline hearings at North Park Garage
due to the absence of the Executive Board Member. I also assisted at the North, West
and South side garages as well as PACE West, PACE Southwest and PACE Northshore
locations in addition to doing various duties assigned by President Keith Hill and
corresponding 1st Vice President duties.
First, I would like to start off with:
FMLA (FAMILY and MEDICAL LEAVE ACT)
Please call the Reed Group when taking FMLA. Members are only calling CTA
when taking FMLA and it’s resulting in Last Chance Agreements or Discharges.
Local 241 is begging the members to please call CTA and Reed Group when
taking FMLA!
AVAS
AVAS monitoring is in full affect with CTA. Please fill out the “Dispute” form and
make copies for yourself. It’s very important that you fill out the grievance within 14-
days of receiving the violation. Also keep all copies of any switchback and deviation
slips. Remember, make management investigate the “Dispute” forms.
SUMMER 2022 RUN PICK
I visited all the garages during the pick of runs. Helping a lot of part-timers that
transitioned to full-time operators and was able to pick full-time runs for the first time.
It was very interesting, but they got through it.
PACE LOCATIONS
I got a chance to visit PACE West to see the members and answered any questions that
they had. I will be at PACE Southwest and PACE Northshore in the coming weeks.
NORTH PARK GARAGE
I spend a lot time at North Park garage conducting all of the discipline due to the
absence of the Union reps. I still see that when we are not present, that management
talk to the operators any kind of way and try to bait them into a “Behavioral Violation”.
THIS MUST STOP, higher authority has been informed!
FULL-TIMER to FULL TIMER TRADE AGREEMENTS
I found an old agreement between CTA and Local 241 about full-timers can trade with
full-timers. I think that we as the Union should really exploit this to see if we can make
this agreement come back.
INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT
We just had a historical “Instruction” pick. Local 241, believes in seniority. That means
as long as you have seniority, you can pick anywhere that it allows you to. The
Instruction Dept. is our top brass and leads by example.
PENSION
The pension is solvent and it has 1 billion 900 hundred million dollars in it.

Humbly Submitted,

Woodrow Eiland
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Tanno Muhammad’s
May 2022 Report
I would first like to give thanks to our Creator, whom is called by many names.
I hope you your families are in good health and in the best of spirits.

As the 2nd Vice President I have responsibilities to represent the Local and its
members assigned by the President.

I have continued to help all of my Local 241 members throughout this COVID-
19 Pandemic, especially with pre-existing illnesses. Please take care of first
yourself and your family members. I surely do believe that this so-called virus
will end. Please continue to practice social distancing! I will always make myself
accessible, if you cannot reach me by phone, please feel free to text or email:
(312) 881-9585 or [email protected].

Step II Grievance Hearings:


I, Tanno Muhammad continuously assist in writing and resolving grievances at
Step I and Step II level at CTA Headquarters located at 567 West Lake Street,
Chicago, IL, for all 7 bus garages.

Summer 2022 Run Pick:


It started on May 21, 2022 and goes into effect on, June 12, 2022.

Safety Committee:
To Local 241 members and friends: For troublesome areas and dangerous
situations, please report first to your garage manager, Union Representative,
Officer or the Local office at (312)341-1733. “If you see something, say
something”! Those who want to remain anonymous, call (877)411-4282, you
can also send an email to [email protected].
Drug Hearings:
For the month of May: 5 Drug Discipline Hearings
➢ 1-Resigned
➢ 2-Entered into EAP/SAP
➢ 2-Cases Pending

On or about January 2019 with the legalization of Marijuana, testing has been
increased by a 50% rate throughout Chicago Transit Authority. Please with all
the new products available, that is laced with THC and or
Tetrahydrocannabinol. There have been at least 113 cannabinols identified in
cannabis. I am seeing more cases dealing with infused drinks as well as a bottle
beer, barbeque sauce, etc. BUYER BEWARE, NO DRUGS ARE ADMITTED OR
ALLOWED ON CTA PROPERTY!

Pension:
I attended a pension meeting in the month of May 2022.
➢ Pension Fund is at 1.9 billion dollars and funded 13.324% by members.
➢ HCTrust members are paying 1% and funded at 159%.

FYI: Pension and Burial Benefits information (SEE ATTACHMENT)

I leave you as I came in Peace and Paradise,

Tanno Muhammad
2nd Vice President
Woodrow Eiland
Keith D. Hill 1st Vice President
President - Business Agent
Tanno Muhammad
2nd Vice President
Toi W. Bowers
Financial Recording Secretary -Treasurer
Marqueal Williams
Assistant Business Agent - Maintenance

LOCAL UNION 241 • AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION


A.F.L. - C.I.O. - C.L.C.
1613 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE • CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60616
TELEPHONE: (312) 341-1733 • FAX: (312) 341-1471
A.T.U. website: www.atu241chicago.org
June 6, 2022

MEETING NOTICE
Our next Mass Membership Meeting will be held
July 5, 2022, the first Tuesday of the month.
Meetings will be held at: 10:00am, 2:00pm (CANCELLED due
to cleaning for COVID), 4:00pm & 7:00pm
• Call to Order by President
• Roll Call of Officers and Executive Board
• President’s Report
• Financial Report
• Report of the Officers
• Old Business
• New Business
• Adjournment

**LOCATION**
ATU Local 241
1613 S. Michigan Ave
Chicago, IL 60616

Keith D. Hill Toi Bowers


President/Business Agent Financial Recording Secretary-Treasurer

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR LOCAL 241 MEMBERS CELEBRATING IN MAY
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