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Saint John & District - Labour Day Picnic


Monday, 6 September 2010, 12:00 – 3:00pm


Location:  Rockwood Park, Mount Pleasant Avenue, Saint John, NB


Activities:  Labour Day Picnic and BBQ, Walking parade from Lily Lake Pavillion to Harbour Station


Contact:  Colleen Fennell / Ron Oldfield, 506-633-7724





THE FIRST ANNUAL IBEW 502 RIDE FOR FALLEN BROTHERS "FRANCIS MELANSON MEMORIAL RIDE" WILL TAKE PLACE SATURDAY SEPT 11, 2010. LEAVING FROM CROWES PLACE AT 11:00 AM AND FINISHING WITH A BBQ AT THE IBEW 502 UNION HALL. ALL RIDERS MUST PRE-REGISTER. FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND TO REGISTER PLEASE CALL AL LANDRY 639-3778, JOHN BOSENCE 672-8766, TOM BASS 849-6134, DAN BONNEVIE 608-0825 OR MARVEN MCGRATH 847-2204. ALL PROCEEDS FROM THIS YEARS RIDE WILL GO TO THE "JOSHUA GROUP".






Henry Miller, who died more than 110-years ago, was the founder, first president and driving force behind the first union of electrical workers in North America – the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. WATCH VIDEO CLIP.




ANY MEMBERS INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING TO HELP WORK ON THE NEW IBEW MULTIPURPOSE ROOM PLEASE CONTACT PRESIDENT CARL RANDELL AT 635 8535





ARE YOU RECEIVING YOUR IBEW JOURNAL? IF NOT PLEASE CLICK HERE.






WORKERS 4 WISHES, GRANTING WISHES TO CHILDREN WITH LIFE THREATENING MEDICAL CONDITIONS. READ MORE.






IBEW ELECTRICAL DRAW NEWS WINTER 2010. CLICK HERE. 






CLICK FOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS NEWS.




VISIT THE IBEW 502 STORES AND MUSEUM LOCATED AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE UNION BUILDING 26 KIWANIS COURT SAINT JOHN. THANKS TO BROTHER WALTER COLWELL SENIOR FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK. CLICK FOR PICS.






ANY MEMBERS CONSIDERING MAKING A FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE HAITIAN EARTHQUAKE RELEIF FUND, YOU MAY DO SO BY FOLLOWING ONE OF THE LINKS BELOW.


CANADIAN RED CROSS 


WORLD VISION CANADA


OXFAM CANADA






IF YOU CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS OR PHONE NUMBER PLEASE NOTIFY MARY BETH @ 635 8535. IF YOU BID A JOB AND WE CANNOT CONTACT YOU WE MUST MOVE DOWN THE LIST AND FILL THE CALL AS PER OUR COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT. WE CANNOT ALLOW JOBS TO GO UNFILLED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.






IBEW 502 JOBLINE  "1 888 286 1177"  ENTER YOUR "D" NUMBER OFF YOUR DUES RECEIPT ie- 7121999 and FOLLOW THE PROMPTS. PLEASE NOTE THE JOBLINE OPERATES BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 4:30PM AND 8AM ONLY, IF YOU CALL THE LINE AFTER 8AM AND/OR BEFORE 4:30PM THERE WILL BE NO JOBS AVAILABLE. IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS PLEASE CALL DAVE AT 635 8535.





PLEASE READ THIS GOOD NEWS STORY FROM THE IBEW JOURNAL. CLICK HERE.








TO SEE WHY WE NEED CLAC LEGISLATION IN NEW BRUNSWICK CLICK HERE.






DO YOU WANT TO KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT CLAC? CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE.






WATCH A GREAT PRO-WORKER VIDEO CLIP. CLICK HERE.





YOUR OFFICE IS NOW LOCATED  AT 26 KIWANIS COURT. CLICK TO FIND DIRECTIONS TO OUR NEW OFFICE.







THE IBEW LOCAL 502 ORGANIZING/MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST WITH THE RECRUITING OF NEW MEMBERS AND CONTRACTORS. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT DAVE STEPHEN @ 650 7305!!!










Follow progress at Canaport LNG!!!                Progress at Potash Mine!!!

Follow progress at Point Lepreau!!!                    The latest on Eider Rock Refinery!!!






CHECK OUT ONLINE TRAINING!!! Free to all IBEW members. Read Details.






VIEW NB ROAD CONDITIONS BEFORE HEADING OUT!!! 


IBEW Local 502

26 Kiwanis Court,
Saint John, N.B., Canada
E2K 4L2

Phone: (506) 635-8535
Fax: (506) 672-1185

www.ibewhourpower.com


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

 

Unionize Your Workplace

 

Employees bargain with strength for wages, benefits and rights when they join together. That's why it's important to unionize.

ITS ALWAYS wise to take full advantage of YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS.

WITH A UNION, the employer must bargain and pay the wages negotiated.

WITH A UNION, your rights on the job are spelled out and must be respected.

WITH A UNION, you can stop abuses on the job. The union can prevent unjust and unfair treatment by giving you representation on the job and the right to file grievances if you are treated unfairly.

WITH A UNION, you can negotiate for better holiday pay, vacations, health and welfare benefits, and job conditions.

WITH A UNION, you have greater security on your job. Company management cannot fire you without just cause.

With a collective bargaining agreement, you have rights. Management must have just cause for any disciplinary action taken against a union employee.

Contact IBEW Organizer Dave Stephen at (506) 642-2060 / 650-7305 or  dave@ibew502.ca

LIVE BETTER....WORK UNION!


 

 

 

 

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