The opportunity to bask in the glow of appreciation for working people does not come often, particularly in the presence of high-ranking elected officials, including the President of the United States.
Business Manager: Sean W. Daly
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See attached list of candidates for the CT's Primary Election on August 9th.
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2022 IBEW LOCAL 90
FRANK J. HALLORAN MEMORIAL
Place: Hawks Landing Country Club, 201 Pattonwood Drive, Southington, CT 06489
www.hawkslanding.com 860-793-6000
Please take a moment to read Genesis Cornejo's story and consider making a donation.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/fuejg-donate-to-help-genesis-genny-cornejo
An article published in the March 2022 issue of The Electrical Worker written by Local 90 Apprentice Genesis Cornejo.
Please take a moment to read her IBEW Story.
http://www.ibew.org/articles/22ElectricalWorker/EW2203/MyIBEWStory.0322.html
Building America Back Better
Biden's Agenda is Working for the IBEW
Classes are filling up fast, please call Karen at the JATC to schedule your annual 4 hour CEU course.
(203) 774-0058 or ceuctlicense@jatc90.org
http://www.jatc90.org/content/ceu-requirements
Essential workers who became ill and were unable to work, or who died after contracting COVID-19 may be eligible for financial relief through the new Connecticut Essential Worker COVID-19 Assistance Fund.
It is with deepest sympathy that we announce the passing of Mickey Massaro, former CEO of Genovese & Massaro. He passed away on November 27th. Calling hours will be held at Sisk Brothers Funeral Home in Hamden on Monday evening from 4pm-7pm.
Please see obituary for more info.
https://www.siskbrothers.com/obituaries/Michael-Massaro-2/#!/Obituary
Witnessing History:
With the stroke of the pen, alongside more than 10 IBEW members and a bipartisan group of lawmakers at the White House on Nov. 15, President Biden made official one of the biggest infrastructure investments in U.S. history.
IBEW President Lonnie Stephenson and Austin Keyser, assistant to the president for government affairs, were on the lawn of the White House on Nov. 15 when President Biden signed the infrastructure bill.
In a welcome reversal from past administrations’ attempts to stifle the power of unions in the federal sector, the Biden administration is actively encouraging more worker participation in collective bargaining.
President Biden appeared at the Electric City Trolley Museum in Scranton on October 20 to promote his domestic agenda and the hundreds of thousands of jobs that will be created to rebuild the nation’s degraded infrastructure.
There to meet him backstage was Scranton Local 81 Business Manager Mike McDermott.
Scranton Local 81 Business Manager Mike McDermott met President Biden when he visited the city in October.
After nearly five years without a confirmed leader, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration is headed by worker safety advocate Doug Parker.
“Finally after 1,747 days, @OSHA has a champion for workers right as its director,” said AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler. “Doug Parker will advocate for safe working conditions for all and hold employers who violate workers’ right accountable.”
Continuing a trend of filling labor-related posts with experienced pro-worker nominees, President Biden has selected Susan Tsui Grundmann and Kurt Rumsfeld for seats on the Federal Labor Relations Authority.
IBEW members like this employee of the Army Corps of Engineers willbenefit from pro-worker nominees on the Federal Labor Relations Authority.
