Labor-Management Council of Greater Kansas City

LMC Has Successful Election Day, Busy Fall

•Each of the issues positions taken by the Lsbor-Management Council of Greater Kansas City for the Aug. 4 ballot in Missouri and Kansas won approval from voters: —The LMC opposed Missouri Constitutional Amendments 4 and 5, both of which lost by 60-percent+ margins.  Amendment 4 would have severely limited citizen-led...

LMC Mid-Level Leadership Program Brochure & Application

Building Leaders for the 21st Century Every organization says it wants "leadership" at all levels.  Every person wants to provide leadership, whether at work, in the community or at home.  Not every leadership program--in fact, not any other program—teaches leadership like the Mid-Level Leadership Training Program. Sponsored by the Labor-Management Council...

LMC Golf Tournament Enjoys a Winning Day

The 29th Annual Craig Whitaker Memorial Aetna Capital Electric Construction Pipefitters Local 533 IBEW Local 124 Golf Tournament featured good weather, great networking and excellent golf at Eagles Landing Golf Club in Belton.  Photos can be found at https://www.flickr.com/photos/labormanagementkc/. The winning foursome was Pipefitters Local 533 with a team of...

LMC Gives Recommendations for Tuesday’s Election

The Labor-Management Council of Greater Kansas City Board of Directors has unanimously adopted positions on the following issues to be voted on Tuesday, Aug. 4.  Please feel free to share them with your members, employees and others: Kansas •Constitutional Amendment—Change state Supreme Court to elected positions rather than gubernatorial appointments The LMC...

LMC Sets Summer, Fall Schedule

The Labor-Management Council of Greater Kansas City hopes you can keep cool this week and continue enjoying our community’s hosting of the World Cup as we begin our summer and fall programs helping meet our mission of enhancing collaboration by solidifying trust and communication between labor and management in...

LMC Construction Committee Learns About Tech Solutions, Recommends No on 5 and Yes on Central City Renewal

Construction Industry Steering Team Summary of Minutes  8 a.m., Thursday, June 11, 2026, Mark One Electric Co., Inc. Attending: Sam Alpert, Troy Carlson, Conor Eubanks, Eric Floyd, Tom Flynn, Kevin Gard, Steve Gercone, Mike Himes, Matt Johnson, Dominick Klobe, Chuck Martin, Bo Moreno, Pam Nolte, Ralph Oropeza,, Joe Roets, Nathan Schermann,...

RIP William H. Dunn, Sr.

“I wasn’t sure it was much of an honor to be ‘given the bird!’” said Bill Dunn, Sr.  He was telling me about the eagle sculpture presented to him by the Labor-Management Council at a dinner in the late 1980s recognizing his service as Co-Chair.  The story reflected his...

LMC Construction Committee Discusses World Cup Impact, Data Centers

Construction Industry Steering Team Summary of Minutes  8 a.m., Thursday, May 14, 2026, Mark One Electric Co., Inc. Attending: Greg Davey, Steve Gercone, Matt Harris, Chris Heegn, Mike Himes, Todd Howwerton, Matt Johnson, Gabe Jones, Chuck Martin, Matt McNamara, Bo Moreno, Ralph Oropeza, Daniel Roach, Tina Shonk-Little, Christ Stanton, Bill Tillman,...

LMC Honors Bonge, Mendenhall; Learns About Mental Health

Kansas City, Mo - The Labor-Management Council of Greater Kansas City (LMC) honored two leaders, learned about key workplace mental health issues and elected officers at its 47th Anniversary Celebration and 26th Awards Dinner April 9 at Argosy Casino.  More than 200 leaders from labor, management and government attended...

LMC Construction Committee Learns About World Cup Impacts, April 7 Election Relts

Construction Industry Steering Team Summary of Minutes  8 a.m., Thursday, April 9, 2026, Mark One Electric Co., Inc. Attending: Sam Alpert, Rudy Chavez, Angela Crawford, Ed Downey, Jody Flickner, Eric Floyd, Matt Harris, Chris Heegn, Kevin Hendrickson, Mike Himes, Brian Hurst, Scott Jennings, Chuck Martin, Bo Moreno, Ralph Oropeza, Wes Rogers,...

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About

Labor-Management Council of Greater Kansas City

The mission of the Labor-Management Council of Greater Kansas City is to enhance collaboration by solidifying trust and communication between labor and management in the community.

Bob Jacobi

Executive Director