Board asks union president for more data on proposed 10-hour summer schedule for road crews
Tama County supervisors discussed a proposal from Local No. 886 to adopt temporary 10-hour summer workdays for Secondary Roads employees and asked union president Brett Konicek to survey employee interest and explain how maintenance coverage would be handled; no action was taken.
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The Tama County Board of Supervisors discussed — but did not act on — a proposal to temporarily change Secondary Roads employees to 10-hour summer workdays. The proposal was presented to the Board by Brett Konicek, identified in the minutes as the union president for Local No. 886 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (representing Secondary Roads employees).
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