The information on this page is to help better serve our stewards in their roles at the workplace.  We need to hear from our stewards!  If there is any information that you would like to see here, please contact Steward Coordinator Loyola Welsh at (860) 343-8721 or 1-800-622-3359 x721 or via e-mail at lwelsh@ceui.org.

The job of a steward is the most challenging, most rewarding and most important job in our union.  That's because of you - you are on the front lines to fight to protect our members' rights and bring fair and decent treatment to the workplace.

The steward is the one union person our members see everyday when they go to work.  A steward carries out a number of roles:

• Leader
• Organizer
• Communicator
• Representative
• Educator
• Problem Solver

By performing these steward tasks, you will gain the confidence and respect of your co-workers and management.  Your union will be stronger and better able to protect workers' rights and fight for improvements in wages, hours, working conditions and quality of life on the job.

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CEUI Forms:

• Grievance Forms
• Fact Finding Notes
• Grievance Close Out Form
• Report of a Private Contractor

• DOT Safety Incident Report
• Donation of Time
• Grievance Intake Form
• Right to Examine Personnel File
• Health and Safety Hazard
  
  

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Want to see your job specification?  Click here  then click on the drop down arrow next to "Bargaining Unit" and choose "06".

Below are links to some websites that could be helpful in your role as a steward.

Disability World is a new web-zine dedicated to advancing an exchange of information and research about the international independent living movement of people with disabilities.

The ADA Basic Building Blocks is a self-paced web course that explores the legal requirements and the spirit of the ADA. It is organized into 12 tops that cover the basic principles and core concepts contained in the ADA.

Through further popularization and realization of universal design, the International Association for Universal Design (IAUD) hopes to revitalize Japan, thereby contributing to the health development of society and to make known to the world "universal design", a concept originated in Japan, so that it will contribute to the improvement of the welfare of all mankind.

The International Commission on Technology & Accessibility's (ICTA) mission is global promotion and implementation of more equitable and accessible environments, technology and information. This is a best practices accessible website incorporating continuing information technology research and input from Europe and North America.

WorldEnable is an international consortium of experts in various fields providing advocacy and training in Internet accessibility supporting the international goals of equalizing opportunities for, by, and with persons with disabilities.