WASHINGTON — The Office and Professional Employees Union whichis opposing the move to merge the CUNA Mutual Insurance Society andCUNA Mutual Life Insurance Company expects to come out the loser onthe ballot results which will be announced tomorrow, but says itstands a better chance with the next vote.
|“We were able to see the names and addresses of policy holders,”at the headquarters of the CUNA Mutual Insurance Society explainedRichard Rehberg, spokesman for the union's effort. “But we couldn'tcopy them all of them down so we were only able to contact about 5%of the policyholders with our arguments. There is no way you canwin an election reaching only 5% of the voters,” he said.
|But he said the union expected to do better preparing for thesimilar vote with policyholders of the CU Mutual Life Insurancecompany. The union will be able to get copies of the entire listand not only to view the names, Rehberg explained, and there willbe more time to organize.
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