Public Safety Employees Association

The University of Alaska Federation of Teachers was chartered in 1973 and is a union representing faculty at each of the 14 campus locations in the University of Alaska Statewide System of Higher Education. The union deals with benefits, contracts, salary, and workload issues, and ensures that faculty have an active voice in University Governance. A written constitution and bylaws govern UAFT. We are a democratic institution governed by our membership. The Union is administered by the UAFT Executive Board which includes: Elected statewide officers (President, 1st & 2nd Vice-presidents, Secretary-Treasurer) Union representation means that the UAFT negotiates and administers a contract known as a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) that sets forth university faculty salary, health and other benefits, hours, and working conditions. The CBA is a negotiated agreement between the University of Alaska Board of Regents and the UAFT. The current agreement is effective July 1, 2010, through December 31, 2010. The contract is applied by the University of Alaska, and UAFT is the exclusive bargaining agent with the University representing faculty on all work related issues through meetings with the department of labor relations for the University and through informal discussions with Deans and Directors. Without a contract, it is possible for faculty to be fired without cause, have salary or hours changed without consent, be assigned work outside of already heavy responsibilities, and for salary inequities to increase. Even with a contract all of these things have happened in the past few years, but UAFT has been successful in correcting errors while protecting Faculty Members so that we can continue to carry out the mission of the university through service to our students and our communities. UAFT is a highly effective union but it depends on each member to participate. It is through a strong unified voice that management is convinced to follow the contract and that legislators are convinced to fund our contract. Campus Representatives Name Campus Office E-Mail Toni LaFranchi Valdez 834-1665 tlafranchi@pwscc.edu Executive Board Members Committee Chair Office E-Mail Computer Support Ray Nobel 786-6472 afron@uaa.alaska.edu Academic Freedom John Creed 442-3400 zfjc@uaf.edu Distance Education Grievances Mike Turner 786-4092 mike.turner@uaft2404.org Disability Leave Bank Jane Webber 474-5356 jane.weber@uaft2404.org B-Rep-UC B-Rep-ADMIN, ISB B-Rep-SSB, ENGR, SCI B-Rep-AHS, BMH, ESH B-Rep-PSB, SMH B-Rep-RH, ADT, GHH B-Rep-Avaiation Complex

The Alaska Electrical Trust Fund in Anchorage, AK is a financial institution that manages funds for the electrical industry in the state. It provides various financial services and investment opportunities to support the growth and sustainability of the electrical sector. With a focus on prudent financial management, the Alaska Electrical Trust Fund aims to ensure the long-term financial stability of the electrical industry in Alaska. Through strategic investments and financial planning, the fund plays a crucial role in supporting the development and success of electrical businesses in the region. Generated from their business information

The Tribal Law and Policy Institute (TLPI) is dedicated to improving justice in Indian Country by providing comprehensive resources for American Indian and Alaska Native Nations, as well as those involved in tribal justice systems. Established in June 1997, the Institute serves as a clearinghouse for a broad range of tribal, state, and federal legal resources, along with training materials and updates on ongoing initiatives. In addition to its extensive offerings, TLPI has recently launched new resources addressing issues such as the Violence Against Women Act and tribal criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians. The organization also plays a pivotal role in supporting Native communities through COVID-19 initiatives and has a storied history of coordinating conferences to address the unique needs of crime victims and survivors in Indian Country. Generated from the website