IBEW Local 6

We earnestly invite all workers belonging to our trade to come forward, join our ranks and help increase our numbers, until there shall be no one working at our trade outside our Brotherhood

Member to Member Class Tues. May 28th

MEMBER TO MEMBER

CLASS AND RECRUITING EVENT

TUESDAY, MAY 28^TH 4:30 AT YOUR HALL

FIGHT FOR YOUR FUTURE!!!

FIGHT FOR YOUR JOBS!!!

History has shown us that a decline in membership involvement leads to a decline in union market share.

A decline in market share equals loss of jobs.

The Member 2 Member program will demonstrate how you are the key to the future of our organization. It will arm you with the tools and knowledge to fulfill your obligation to “… further the purposes for which the IBEW was instituted.”

CALL 415-703-6051 OR scloherty@ibew6.org

SAY NO TO HELIX!!!

Mohammed Nuru

Director Department of Public Works (415) 554-6920

Edgar Lopez

Deputy Director for Buildings and City Architect (415) 557-4675

Tara Lamont

Project Manager (415) 557-4664

Bret Firebaugh

Project Executive, Charles Pankow Builders, Ltd. (415) 543-4010

MajGen J. Michael Myatt, USMC (Ret.)

President, War Memorial Board of Trustees (415) 554-6308

IBEW Local 6 Charity Tournament

IBEW Local 6 annual Benevolent Fund Poker Tournament is scheduled @ Saturday 6/1/2013, 2:00pm. Please see attached flyer. RSVP required so we can prepare food and register you for a seat.

Returning players will receive additional $500 chips for your continuous support. Your support to the Benevolent Fund helps our injured members tremendously.

We are looking forward to see you again.

Download:

Benevolent Fund Poker Night 2013.pdf

IBEW Local 6 Motorcycle Charity Run (All Bikes, Vehicles and Families Welcome)

14^th Annual IBEW Local 6 Motorcycle Charity Run

June 7 – 9, 2013 (Friday through Sunday)

Camp Concord, located approximately 180 miles east of San Francisco, is

located just a few hours from the San Francisco Bay Area, high in the Sierras

between Lake Tahoe and Fallen Leaf Lake on 29 acres of the El Dorado

National Forest.

170.00 per adult (Call Tom at 415-861-5752 for children’s registration fee)

Download:

Final flyer & reg form Mar 14 2013 to Direct Mail.pdf

APPLICATIONS FOR INSIDE WIREMAN APPRENTICESHIP
Applications will be available; Tuesdays in July 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th, 2013 between the hours of 1:00pm & 3:30pm. Only individuals present on these days and times, with all the required documents, will be allowed to apply. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS * Applicant must provide proof of High School Graduation or the equivalent, or a 2- Year A.A / A.
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Download:

Announcement 2013.pdf

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT SOUND AND COMMUNICATION APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATIONS
Wage & Fringe Benefits: $13.27 to $16.84 per hour to start, depending on location, as per IBEW/NECA Collective Bargaining Agreement (as of 12/01/11), with periodic advancement. Medical & Retirement benefits are provided as per the Collective Bargaining Agreement, based on hours worked.
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Download:

Sound & Com Application_Announcement_ 3_2012.pdf ,

1. NORCAL JATC Recruitment Brochure.pdf

Dues Notification Change
Delinquent Dues Notices will no longer be sent out via certified mail. Please remember that it is the members responsibility to maintain a current dues status. Monthly membership dues are payable quarterly in advance no later than the first Local Union meeting in January, April, July, and October of each year. Your attention to this very important matter is greatly appreciated.

Once you have registered and been accepted you will be able to view the calls taken and the open calls.

Out or Work list is posted under Member Sign-In in the Member Resources drop down menu.

http://www.ibew6.org/index.cfm?zone=/unionactive/user_signup.cfm

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