You can email it to Heather at htetreault@local98.org or mail it to PO Box 1290, Southwick, MA 01077.
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PROTECT DAVIS-BACON PREVAILING WAGES
The Davis-Bacon Act requires contractors to pay the wage that prevails in that local labor market. The Act ensures that bottom-feeding contractors must compete for public works contracts on a level playing field with union contractors and can’t win a public construction project by lowering workers’ wages in a never-ending race to the bottom. More importantly, the law supports the quality of life and living standards of members of the IUOE.
Anti-worker politicians in Washington are attempting to slash our wages and benefits by repealing the Davis-Bacon Act, which requires that construction workers get paid the prevailing wage on projects that receive federal support.
Representative Scott Perry (R-PA) has introduced an amendment to the House America COMPETES Act, H.R. 4521, which strips prevailing wage requirements on taxpayer-financed construction of semiconducter facilities. Contact your members of Congress today and urge them to vote against this amendment.
Engineers Action and Response Network
The nation’s infrastructure is in desperate need of repair. The American Society of Civil Engineers reports that there is a water main break every two minutes in the U.S., 43% of our public roadways are in poor or mediocre condition, and over 46,000 of the nation’s bridges are considered structurally deficient, just to name a few major infrastructure issues. Please urge Congress to pass the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act today so we can begin repairing and rebuilding America’s infrastructure.
Can you join me and write a letter? Click here: https://actionnetwork.org/letters/pass-the-infrastructure-investment-and-jobs-act-2?source=email&
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Do you have a life changing event?
- Change of address/phone number
- Marriage or Divorce
- Birth of a child
Please contact the Fund Office 413-998-3230 ext. 114
IMPORTANT REMINDERS
DUES: Effective January 1, 2022 we will no longer accept cash as a form of payment for dues. Your monthly dues are to be paid on the first of every month. Please keep in mind that if you are 30 days in arrears of your dues, you will be suspended. In order to be reinstated, you must pay all dues owed, 3 months in advance, and a $5.00 reinstatement fee.
Once your dues have become 6 months in arrears, you will be EXPELLED. In order to be reinstated from expulsion, you must appear before the Executive Board, pay all back dues, 6 months in advance, and a $5.00 reinstatement fee. Please do not let it come to this. If you have any questions regarding your dues status, call the Union Hall at 413-998-3230.
¨ OUT OF WORK: If for any reason you become unemployed, it is your responsibility to contact the Union Hall to put your name on the out of work list. If you return to work, it is also your responsibility to call the Union Hall and remove your name from the out of work list. This will help us know who is and who is not available for work. Please call Heather at 413-998-3230 to update your employment status.
Click on the links below to view the Out of Work List Rules
Out of Work List Rules
Out of Work List Referral Hall Rules
