Affiliations
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 110
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To organize workers throughout the electrical industry including those in public utilities and electrical manufacturing firms.
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To secure full-time employment and promote reasonable methods and hours of work.
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To cultivate friendship among the parties in our industry and settle all disputes between employers and employees by arbitration, if at all possible.
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To assist one another in times of sickness or distress.
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To secure adequate pay for our work and to seek a higher standard of living.
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To seek security for the individual, and, by legal and proper means, to elevate the moral, intellectual and social conditions of our members, their families and dependents, in the interest of a higher standard of citizenship.
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 292
​To inspire the next generation of IBEW workers to become active in their local union and community, to mentor other young workers, and to recruit new members. It is the initiative’s intent to accomplish these goals by focusing on issues important to younger workers, providing education about the IBEW and the labor movement, and fostering relationships with members and local union leadership.
National Electrical Contractors Association ​
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The U.S. electrical contracting industry is made up of over 70,000 electrical contracting firms employing over 500,000 electrical workers.
NECA members are electrical contractors who work in all aspects of electrical construction. While most qualify as small businesses, large, multi-area electrical contracting firms are also members of the association.
NECA contractors set the standard for traditional and integrated electrical systems and lead the industry in the practical application of new technologies. Our members offer their clients superior performance and are committed to delivering quality results. Our contractors are the experts at the top of their field. They know the latest technology, take the time to understand your business's unique needs, and find innovative solutions to meet them. NECA contractors employ the most highly trained and reliable workforce in the industry so your job is done right the first time, on time, without disrupting your business.
Community Associations Institute
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Founded in 1973 as a multidisciplinary, nonprofit alliance serving all stakeholders in community associations, CAI is the only national organization dedicated to fostering vibrant, responsive, competent community associations.
CAI is regarded as the national expert in educational programs and publications about community association governance, operations, and management. CAI’s members look to us for information about new products, educational opportunities, technologies, and better ways to run their communities.
CAI is the oldest, largest and most established organization in the community association industry. We are the first and only organization created specifically to meet the needs of all community association stakeholders. In CAI, you’ll find a friendly and accessible forum to develop relationships, increase your knowledge, and help shape the future of our communities. CAI offers a host of resources that will help you excel.