CLASSES

LEADERSHIP TRAINING STARTS BACK UP - SEPTEMBER 13, 2008

Building More Inclusive Unions

September 13, 2008 -
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Instructor:
David G. Alexander,
The Meany Center

Description:

Unions face the growing challenges of organizing and representing an increasingly diverse workforce. This course provides an overview of how Unions have historically met these challenges, and will help Union leaders identify strategies and skills needed to effectively advocate for workers in the 21st Century. Small group excercises and case studies will illustrate the dynamics around this complex topic.

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2008 PRIMARY
RESULTS

THE WTO MOVIE:
BATTLE IN SEATTLE

GET TOGETHERS
ROKTOBERFEST - 10/18

GOLF -
Annual - Sep 20

STARTING JUNE 26, 2008
NEC Exam Prep Class
Every Thursday Evening at the Hall ~  5:00 p.m. - 8:30 pm
This Class is Open To All.
SPORTSMEN'S CLUB
Are you interested in Hunting, Fishing, Hiking, Camping or some other outdoor sport?

Come to the monthly meeting here at the Hall.

Union Sportsmen's Club - Local Meeting to be held on on the first Monday of each month
at 5:30 p.m. in Room 2.

Contact Greg Galusha or Kyle Katzmann for more information.

Motorcycle Club

Contact Kyle Katzmann to see what's coming up.

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Electrical Apprenticeship

Are you interested in a new career with excellent benefits, training and the ability to travel nationwide? Read more about the Electrical JATC at PSEJATC.

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Education & Safety

Leadership Training classes have begun. Find out what classes are available. Also, Small Business Classes are in the works. Find out when the next class is scheduled.

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Safety issues are always a concern. Find out what is currently on the recall list or subject to questionable safety issues. Also links to OSHA and other Safety departments are listed.

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The following link provides information on current wages and benefits for individual Units; contacts for each Unit's Representative; news and happenings for that Unit; links to signatory contractors.

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Reciprocal Licensing:

Washington State is reciprocal with the following States' Electrician's Certificates: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Wyoming.

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Proud volunteers at the the Women Build / Habitat for Humanity project "New Hope" in Bremerton, WA.

You, too, can volunteer on projects like this. Contact your Local Habitat for Humanity office.

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