Dan Hrycyk, Financial Secretary - Treasurer
Daniel Hrycyk
Position: Financial Secretary - Treasurer
Phone: (312) 341-1733
Email: dhrycyk@atu241chicago.org
Job Description: The chief Financial Officer of Local 241 has the following areas of responsibility:
Pays all of the bills of the Local
Payroll concerns for the Officers, Office Staff and all employees of the Local
Maintains the membership database
File all necessary reports to various government agencies and union central bodies (federal taxes, payroll taxes, per capita to ATU International, AFL-CIO, etc.)
Prepares necessary paperwork for dues to be deducted by CTA & Pace from member’s payroll check
Collects and post dues to all member’s record
Approves and oversees the handling of all death claims
Handles all union elections
Trains and oversees Election Commissioners
Supervises all election workers, i.e. judges, clerks, etc.
Letters to the Members from
Financial Secretary - Treasurer
Click on the link below to see the latest Notices that will effect dues deduction
Notice_of_Dues_Increase_Effective_July_2007
Notice of Dues Increase - Effective July 2008
Click on the link below to see the latest Assessment for Grievance Arbitration
ATU_241_Grievance_Assessment_April_2007
ATU 241 Grievance Assessment - November 2007
ATU241 Special Assessment - August 2008
Union Dues collected from ATU 241 members
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