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Alfred Iringere recently retired from Roundy’s after a 26+ year career on 6/27/25.
Alfred worked every job there was at Roundy’s on the 1st shift with a smile on his face and welcomed you with a “Yeah, Buddy!!!
Alfred plans to move back to Africa to be with his family and close friends.
The Local 200 would like to thank him for his many years of service and wish him a long and happy retirement.
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Congratulations to Steve Balistrieri on his retirement from US Foods after 31 years of service. Steve worked on the warehouse dock as a receiver on 1st shift. Local 200 thanks Steve for his hard work, dedication, and friendship and wishes him a happy retirement.
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| On Friday, June 27, former Yellow employees who filed individual proofs of claim outside TNFINC's filing were mailed the attached notice. Each individual's letter included a "Claim Details Form" specific to their claim. They should complete the form as instructed and return it in the enclosed envelope that was provided. This is part of the claim reconciliation process. As a general update, we do not have an expected payout date and would not be able to provide an estimated date of payout. |
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Pictured: Business Agent Jason Ford, Jay Couturier, President David Miller, Mike Taylor of the Taylor~Made Foundation, Vice-President Clayton Moesch, and Secretary-Treasurer Mark Hanley.
Teamsters Local 200 was proud to welcome Mike Taylor to our hall as he stopped by to receive a donation for the Taylor~Made Foundation.
Founded in 2009 by professional basketball player Mike Taylor, the Taylor~Made Foundation is a Milwaukee-based nonprofit dedicated to empowering underprivileged youth in the inner city and beyond. The foundation creates opportunities for young people to thrive through mentorship, education, and community outreach.
We are honored to support Mike’s mission and the incredible work his foundation continues to do for our community.
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