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| Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild Local 32035 represents about 3,000 employees at 25 workplaces, each organized into a unit. The Guild is a democratic organization through which employees unite to bargain together for better benefits and working conditions. The highest authority of Local 35 is the general membership - YOU. Any member in good standing can run for Guild offices. | SUN UNIT
E-MAIL PRIMARY CONTACTS Cet Parks Baltimore Guild Office |
| LOCAL 35
OFFICERS
Elected after nominations at the November general membership meeting. Bill Salganik
J. Darlene Meyer
Mark Pattison
Sheila Lindsay DELEGATES
This is the policy-making body for Local 32035, which meets monthly. Delegates, like the officers, are not salaried positions. Larger units, like The Sun, elect their own delegates. Units with less than 50 members are grouped into an at-large unit from which their delegates to the council are selected. The Sun's Candy Thomson is one of 5 at-large delegates who represent the interests of the entire membership. Our delegates are Cathy Meyers and Andria Yu. |
LOCAL 35
STAFF
The paid staff of Local 35 carries out the policies as set forth by the executive council. Cet Parks Rick Ehrmann
Paul Reilly Nancy Banks Elsie Thull
LOCAL 35 OFFICES 1100 15th St. N.W., Suite 350
415 St. Paul Place
(The Baltimore office is not staffed. If you need to reach us, contact an officer or call the D.C. office.) |
GUILD LEADERSHIP
BALTIMORE SUN OFFICERS Our top elected official is the Unit Chair. The Editorial Vice Chair represents all news and editorial departments, and the library. The Commercial Vice Chair represents advertising, MarCom, circulation, payroll, credit, finance, and telephone operators. Janitors, electricians, mechanics and machinists are represented by the Building Department Vice Chair. All Guild members in both advertising and news in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard counties are represented by the Suburban Vice Chair. Angie Kuhl Jim Jackson |
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