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160hoursOne place for your union life. Members ask in English or Spanish and get straight answers from your local’s own documents: the form, the deadline, who to call.
Built for union locals, benefit teams, and training centers.
Your records. Your choices.
Different logins. A stack of plan books. Questions that come up after the office closes.
So your members call your office. Again.
Steward ends the hunt: one place to ask, a clear next step.
These are the kinds of questions your members bring to your office every day.
Illustrative demo. Fictional records and sample answers, not your local’s plan rules.
My paycheck doesn’t look right.
Start by adding your baby to your health coverage. Check your plan’s enrollment deadline and what paperwork you need. Your benefits office can confirm the next steps.
Okay. Now I know what to do.
These two records show different hours. Here’s what to check.
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140hoursFirst, check whether both records cover the same dates and whether all hours have been posted. A difference alone doesn’t mean your pay or contributions are wrong.
Ask:
My paystub shows 160 hours and my fund statement shows 140. Can you help me understand the difference?
Not who’s wrong. Just what to ask.
Okay. Now I know what to do.
Start with your latest pension statement and your pension office. Ask for an estimate based on your own record, the dates available to you, and what happens to your health coverage when you retire.
Ask:
I’m thinking about retiring. What should I review, and who can walk me through my options?
Okay. Now I know what to do.
Imagine this with your local’s documents.
Explore a pilotFewer “where do I find…” calls. More time for the problems only a person can solve.
Help members find their next step, and give your staff more time for the conversations that need their attention.
Answers members can check, with the source attached.
Members can see where the information comes from and who to contact when they need personal help.
Less confusion about hours, certifications, and what comes next.
Help apprentices and members find the requirements in their training documents, so staff spend less time repeating directions.
Stephan Schnell, founder and Training Director.
Join a select group of union locals, benefit teams, and training centers. Your members’ feedback will help guide what we build next.
One office contact, your published member information, and a small group willing to try it and share feedback.
We’ll agree on scope, group size, timing, cost, and your office’s workload before the pilot begins.
Other questions? Contact the Steward team.
We’ll review document handling, AI processing, access, deletion, and data-use terms with your team before a pilot.
These features are still being developed. We’ll agree on the calendars, connections, and reminders supported in your pilot.
When a question needs your hall, fund, or training office, Steward helps prepare the question and relevant records.
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