As of December 17 our offices will be closed to the public until further notice. We are still working and able to help you. Call our office and wait for the menu – dial the extension you need:
Dues – 1006
Bob Holsey – 1005
Mark McQuay – 1004
Pete Elmos – 1003
Rick Fuller – 1002
Karen Zarubaiko – 1006
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS POSTPONED
Dear Brother or Sister,
With an abundance of caution concerning the health and safety of our members and their families, Local 37 is postponing the January and February Local Union membership meetings, due to the upsurge of COVID -19 cases in our area. Please watch your mail for future notices regarding the March membership meeting.
In a continuing effort to keep everyone safe, we encourage all members who have business with the Union Hall or the Benefit Fund to do so by phone, email or standard mail. Union dues can be paid by credit card over the phone. Signing the out of work list may be done by email, standard mail or on our website (www.iuoe37.or).
It is our sincere hope that you and your loved ones are safe and healthy as everyone continues to deal with the ongoing public health crisis. Happy Holidays and thank you in advance for your patience and cooperation during these trying times.
Sincerely and Fraternally,
Robert A. Holsey, Jr.
Business Manager
Financial Secretary
P. Flannigan’s project at Trade Point Atlantic, 108 acres and 133,000 tons of asphalt.
The Union has purchased a limited amount of masks for our members. If you are in need of one contact the Union Hall, 410-254-2030.
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Check out the new photos from job sites around town.
The Department of Labor (DOL) recently released their long awaited proposed rule to expand apprenticeship programs in the U.S. through an Industry Recognized Apprenticeship Program (IRAP). The regulation creates a parallel track of apprenticeship that no longer has to go through the process of registering and maintaining accountability to the Department of Labor’s Office of Apprenticeship or a State Apprenticeship Council. The current proposal excludes construction, and does not allow the parallel system to exist in the sector. But we need to make sure the exclusion stays in place in the final version of the rule.
https://www.saveiuoeapprenticeships.org/#/25/
P. Flanigan & Sons working at Canton Warehouse for Ports America.
P. Flanigan & Sons was a sub to Potts & Callahan on the project.
