Congratulations and best wishes on your retirement:
Pete Elmos – six years as a Business Agent and 42 years in the Local.
Teresa Owens – 32 years of service.
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Please see the above notice of special order of business for March 2021.
Local 37 Union Hall, the Benefit Fund and the Training School continue to operate within the Federal, State and Local Government health crises guidelines. We remain open for business, but due to a recent COVID exposure at the Union hall office and a spike in cases in our community, access by the members has been limited to the front entrance and in person meetings by appointment only. Members that enter the building will be required to wear a face covering.
The Union Hall will provide a mask for any member that needs one.
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
Karen Zarubaiko – 1006
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/
It’s time to make our voices heard and stop the assault on our training.
Send an email right now to the Department of Labor:
Tell them to protect IUOE apprenticeships.
Tell them to protect IUOE apprenticeships.
If you would like to submit comments as a friend or family member of an IUOE member, please visit the website https://saveconstructionapprenticeships.org
P. Flanigan & Sons working at Canton Warehouse for Ports America.
P. Flanigan & Sons was a sub to Potts & Callahan on the project.
