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  Millwright Local 1080  is now under a Random Drug Test Program. This includes Zone 1A in Kentucky and Zones 1 & 2 in Indiana. If  you are working in these areas, you are subject to random testing at anytime on
all contractor jobsites. You will receive notification from the drug testing program by mail that you have been randomly selected and you will have 3 days to comply with a drug screen at any of our testing locations.
(Some testing locations have changed, contact the Union Hall for a location near you.)
If you haven't received your card in a timely manner, you may call
Midwest Toxicology at 800-358-8450 to check on it's status.
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MEMBERSHIP DUES

AS OF JANUARY 1, 2006, MONTHLY DUES, AS PER MEMBERSHIP VOTE AT THE  NOVEMBER 2005 SPECIAL CALL MEETING WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:

FULL DUES MEMBERS...............................................$26.00

RETIRED MEMBERS (With less than 30 yrs. of service or on disability)....$17.00

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The following is the newly adopted Council wide referral policy for all        Local Unions within the Indiana/Kentucky Regional Council:
 

Indiana/Kentucky Regional Council of Carpenters

Non-Exclusive Referral Policy

Effective March 1, 2010

(1) The Indiana/Kentucky Regional Council of Carpenters shall maintain an open and non-discriminatory “out-of-work list” in each market area, for its members who desire to be referred for employment. A separate list may be maintained for millwrights.  A separate list may be maintained in certain market areas for residential carpenters and floor-coverers, as directed by the Executive Secretary/Treasurer.

(2) Members of the Indiana/Kentucky Regional Council of Carpenters will have total portability within the jurisdiction of the Council, and may seek employment in any area.  A member may also place his or her name on the primary out-of-work list in any one market area within the Council’s jurisdiction where they wish to be employed. In addition, members who indicate on their skill data sheets, their desire to work in other market areas when that area’s primary list is exhausted, will be called in the order of their individual out of work date. Should a member change their selection of their primary area, their individual out of work date will be changed in the system.

(3) A member wishing to use the Regional Council’s non-exclusive referral service must have a completed skill data sheet on file, must personally place his or her name on the out-of-work list, indicating name, address, telephone number, and qualifications. Such member must re-register every 30 days to maintain his or her place on the out-of-work list.

(4) Employers may call the Regional Council and request referrals.  They may request any number of individuals in general, by specific qualifications, or by name.  Employers should state the location of the job, reporting date and time.

(5) Any member registering while currently employed shall be stricken from the list and may be subject to disciplinary action.

(6) Any member who accepts a job referral and fails to report, ready and able to work as directed, shall be stricken from the list, and placed at the bottom of the list upon re-registering.

(7) Any member who accepts a job referral and quits said job, shall be placed at the bottom of the list upon re-registering.

(8) Any member who obtains his or her own job is responsible for notifying the appropriate union offices within 24 hours.

(9) The order of referral shall be in descending order beginning at the top of the list, except in cases where an Employer requests individuals possessing specific skills and abilities.  In such a case, the Regional Council shall refer the first member on the list possessing said skills and abilities.  This in no way restricts the right of an individual to seek his or her own employment, an employer’s right to request specific individuals by name, or the union’s ability to refer stewards at their discretion.

(10) When a member is referred or notifies the Regional Council he or she has accepted employment, the member’s name shall be removed from the out-of-work list. A member employed for less than forty hours must notify the appropriate offices that he or she has been laid off to retain their position on the list. A member accepting three such employments shall have his or her name placed at the bottom of the list upon re-registering regardless of the number of days worked.

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NEW EMPLOYMENT TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR      WORKING A.P.M. TURBINE OUTAGES ON THE TRAINING PAGE!

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We have the new free T-Shirts available at the union hall in Owensboro
and at the office in Paducah. Stop by to pick yours up now.
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As of a vote taken at the special call meeting on October 5th, the regular monthly union meetings will be held at the Union Hall on the FIRST THURSDAY of each month at 6:30 pm beginning in January 2008.

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