They were very appreciative of our donation and thank all of IBEW Local 90 staff and membership.
The IBEW Local 90 RENEW committee is proud to give back to the community.
Business Manager: Sean W. Daly
Around the Local
IBEW Local 90 President John Bellemare and RENEW committee chairman Brendan Toth drop off toys to Yale New Haven Children's Hospital.
The Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed a rule that would allow
private entities like employers and trade associations to self-certify apprenticeship programs. These programs would be referred to as "Industry Recognized Apprenticeship Programs" or IRAPs
Save Our Apprenticeships!
Make the Construction Industry Exemption Permanent
*See attached memo from IBEW IO President Lonnie Stephenson for details. Follow Instructions below*
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Sadly, one of our members is in need of a live kidney donor with type "O" blood. The members name is Clifford O'Connell. Brother O'Connell has given 29 years of service to local 90.
To view the Job details click on the attachment or to apply click the link below.
https://www.jobapscloud.com/CT/sup/bulpreview.asp?R1=190607&R2=0060AR&R3...
How to register in minutes before you feel sick
You can have a private and secure video chat with a board certifies doctor 24/7 on your smartphone, tablet or computer with a webcam. It's a quick and easy way to get the care you need with no appointments or long wait times.
Get one in minutes through the Online Benefits Portal!
To get your income verification online, log in to the Online Benefits Portal at
IBEW Local 90 does not tolerate sexual harassment of any type.
Click on the attachment below to view the full policy.
**A Messaage from the International President**
Dear Sisters and Brothers:
Please see the attached letter regarding an important campaign being launched by the National Safety Council (NSC) to educate the public on the opioid epidemic.
Please click on the attachment to view an important message on SOLIDARITY from IBEW International President Lonnie Stephenson
A Child ID kit is a simple, yet effective tool to help families maintain current descriptive information about their children. The kit allows law enforcement authorities to scan the child’s fingerprints from the completed Child ID Kit into the National Crime Information Center database, to assist in locating a missing child.