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Local Union 111
IBEW
International Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers
5965 E. 39th Avenue,
Denver, Colorado
80207-1231
IBEW Local Union 111 was chartered
on December 19, 1907!
Grand Junction Office: (970)
523-1874
Toll Free 1-866-645-8550
Fax (970) 523-5096
Pueblo Office: (719) 566-9770
Toll Free 1-888-588-5755
Fax (719) 566-9768
Craig Office (970) 824-2025
Fax (970) 824-2026
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for 2010!
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Phone: (303) 744-7171
Toll Free 1-800-824-5540
Fax
: (303) 744-0339
Membership DUES: The 1st of the Month.
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.
Dispatch
Referral / Book Signing Request
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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.
PSCO GENERAL NEGOTIATIONS RATIFICATION
On September 11, 2009, Judge Greg DiPaolo certified the vote on the PSCO General
Negotiations proposal. The membership voted in favor, by a majority, to accept
the Company’s last, best and final offer.
Thank you to the IBEW, Local Union 111 Negotiations Committee for all your hard
work, patience and efforts in bringing this package to the membership for
ratification.
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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