
MSHA - MINE SAFETY TRAINING
FEBRUARY 20, 21, & 22, 2012
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Mid-State Technical College,
room 122
933 Michigan Ave, Stevens Point
If you signed up before, please call and confirm that you will be attending. If you have not signed up but are interested call the Union Hall to reserve your spot, 715-341-2696.
The Form we send out for the end of the year Working Dues
is a courtesy from Local 388, it is not required so we are
not obligated to have it to you by January 31st.
We will get you this form as soon as possible, we are waiting for the
report from WEEBF.
If you need to figure out your working dues before we can get it to you, take 4% of your gross earnings for work that you have done in the Local 388 jurisdiction only.
Vacation Accounts
You are now able to put your vacation money in your own banks. If you would like a form to submit to have your vacation money sent to your own bank account contact Kathy 715-341-2696 at the Union Hall.
IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO RESIGN THE BOOK!!
We will not call and remind you of your date!!
You may resign any day before, if your date falls on a Saturday or Sunday you NEED to be here by FRIDAY!!
If you are going out on a short call please make sure you resign before you go out.
Any questions or concerns please feel free to contact the Union Hall, 715-341-2696.
2012 Dues
"A" Members "B" Members
$ 93.00 Quarterly $ 64.50
$186.00 6 Months $129.00
$372.00 Yearly $258.00
It is your responsibility to keep the Union Hall up to date with your current phone numbers, addresses and email addresses. We are recently having difficulty getting hold of some members so PLEASE keep the Union Hall updated with any information changes.
Need to check your credentials go to: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialStatusCheck.html
To get an application for your Journeyman or Masters Certification go to:
http://Commerce.wi.gov/SB/SB-FormCredAppList.html
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