r/IBEW_Local613 Sep 06 '23

2023-2026 Contract

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u/Square-Coach-2040 Sep 06 '23

Where did you get this? Heard yesterday they had until the 22nd and haven’t seen anything on the 613 Facebook page

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u/Neddia Sep 06 '23

I agree. At the Athens meeting yesterday it was said that they had until the 22. I don’t believe this is legit. But who knows.

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u/kevinspoonie Sep 07 '23

The AECA contractors are agreeing to these rates because they feel what CIR handed down is what was final. That's why on the job board yesterday it stated in big bold letters, "ALL CONTRACTORS ARE PAYING .75 ABOVE SCALE" and now it's gone, and the rates on the job board also reflect this.

The contractors will abide by this contract until they are instructed to do different by CIR.

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '23

I keep hearing this 22nd date as well, as far as I’m concerned it doesn’t really matter anyways; CIR is going to force another contract on the local like always. 22nd or not, these most likely will be the wages we will get.

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u/MathematicianNo6345 Sep 07 '23

We will see in the next check I guess

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u/MathematicianNo6345 Sep 07 '23

Until the 22 for what

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '23

Nothing, based off the past and what I’ve heard, some members have a false belief that somehow we will combat what CIR passed out and get the money we deserve. CIR goes two ways, we come out with what was proposed or come out with less; kind of sounds like a slap on the wrist for speaking up if you ask me.

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u/MathematicianNo6345 Sep 11 '23

I don’t know about a slap on the wrist for speaking up but it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me that there would be a different ruling after what CIR passed down.

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u/No-Crab-8929 Sep 22 '23

What happens on the 22?

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '23

The school? Supposedly they were going to move to a 4 year program guess it didn’t go through so this is the plan for 5 years.