Ibew Local 111

Help the President get the Infrastructure Support the USA Needs, and Get Congress to move on this extremely important issue. It's time we built back the USA from the inside out.

Attached is memo from Mark Ayers, President of the Building and Construction Trades.

Ibew Local 111

The Henry Miller Story:

Watch the short Film

Phone: (303) 744-7171
Toll Free 1-800-824-5540

Fax : (303) 744-0339

Membership DUES: The 1st of the Month.

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Quarterly Registration Information:

Registration will take place on a quarterly basis beginning with:

The last five working days of the month preceding January, April, July, and October.

Certified letters, E-Mails, or Facsimiles received the day of Roll Call will not be honored.

ROLL CALL : FIRST Working DAY of: January, April, July and October.

1.4.2012: New Hiring HALL Rules

Please see new hiring hall rules in the above PFD file.

You can download, and open the file to be saved or printed.

BOOKS Re-Signing HERE!

Click the link below to re-sign the books, and submit your request. Your request must be received at least 2 days prior to any given roll call date.

Click: Dispatch Referral / Book Signing Page.

You will be registered for work for the quarter in which you sign only, and as of the first working day of the following quarter your name will be removed from the List unless you indicate your continuing interest by following the Hiring Hall Rules regarding “Roll Call.” Job calls are assigned to the first qualified applicant, in order of registration.

Information about the Free trade agreements. in PDF

In this video message, IBEW International President Edwin D. Hill offers some straight talk about the future of the Brotherhood and what it's going to take to guarantee that the union continues to grow and remain the right choice for workers and contractors alike.

Watch and share this video with your co-workers, because the job of winning our work back is every member's responsibility.

Protect Colorado's Future

Because workers’ organizing rights are diminished in states with Right-to-Work laws, an average worker earns about $7,131 a year less than workers in free bargaining states ($30,656 versus $37,787).1 Across the nation, union members earn $9,308 a year more than nonunion members ($41,652 versus $32,344).2 Clearly these laws only provide a right to work for less

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Phone: (303) 744-7171 Toll Free 1-800-824-5540

Fax : (303) 744-0339

Phone: (303) 744-7171
Toll Free 1-800-824-5540