Worksite Network Structure

1. Tools for Building Worksite Strength Worksite Network Structure

2. Why are we doing this? • To win the election in November • We have new members who have not had this training • Honing our skill set • Maintaining the current structure you have in place Worksite Network Structure

3. Agenda • Creating a network can build our unions power and engage members. • DLC 768’s structure that has moved a large number of people to actions and engagement. • Alternate ways of creating a network through geography, departments, or natural work groups. • Break out to identify networks that may already exist and plans to create a structure of ways to deepen your network. Worksite Network Structure

4. What is the goal of our Union? • To have a network of people who can communicate information, messages, plans, mobilizing actions, activities and engagement. Imagine this… • How do we make that goal a reality? Worksite Network Structure

5. Paul Smilanick – DLC 768 Department of Social Services Charting and Mapping Success Worksite Network Structure

6. We need a plan! • Organize • Targets • Members • Non-members • Stewards • Analyzing networks • Test Worksite Network Structure

7. What other ways can you think of structuring your worksite? • Departments/divisions • Workgroups • Geography • Social networks Worksite Network Structure

8. Geographic Worksite Network Structure

9. Social Susan 3rd Floor Human Resources Walking Group Susan Carol Jim John Mary John 5th Floor Program Techs Mary 2nd Floor Accounting Nancy Worksite Network Structure

10. Breakout • Pair up with people at your table to talk about • Who you know? • What are your targets? Worksite Network Structure

11. Wrap Up Worksite Network Structure