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 ENG Safety Manual
This manual was developed by CBS/Viacom as a guide for safety in the operation of ENG News Vans. It was developed in cooperation with the IBEW Safety Committee which is dedicated to worker safety in the workplace. > Download Now
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 Sexual Harassment Booklet
The IBEW has made available this booklet on how to identify, correct and take appropriate action to sexual harassment claims in the workplace. It is a very informative book outlining your rights and responsibilites as an IBEW member. > Read Online
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 Dues Payment Packet
This Adobe PDF document contains instructions and forms for submitting your dues to the local union. It is an easy-to-use method for calculating and paying the dues you are required to submit as an IBEW Member. > Download Now
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 Membership Activity Form
Are you taking or returning from an Honorary Withdrawal? Do you need to update your information to the local union? Click on the link and download our Membership Activity Form and complete instructions. > Download Now
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Change of Address Form
Have You Moved? Are you not getting your copy of the local's magazine, 'The Quarterly'? Have you not received receipts for your dues payments? Maybe it's time to update your Membership Information with the local union. Fill out this Form... > Download Now
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Weingarten Cards
Let everyone in your workplace know their Weingarten Rights. Download this page of Weingarten Rights cards and hand them out. Let everyone know of the protection they have in the workplace as an IBEW Union Member. > Download Now
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Health Alert: IBEW Workers At Risk For West Nile Virus
Just One Bite! That's right - just one mosquito bite is enough to give you West Nile virus, a potentially serious and even fatal infection. Adults over 50 are at the highest risk, but anyone can be affected. Most infections happen in August and September, and the virus has sporead throughout California this year. Outdoor workers and others are at risk of West Nile Virus, especially if they are working outdoors when mosquitos are actively biting, at dusk and dawn. Employers should reduce the risk by removing standing water and workers should wear long sleeves and long pants or use an insect repellent containing DEET when working outdoors. Rembmer: Always report any health condition that may be related to your job to your doctor and to your employer.
Click here on these links for more information:
Recommendations to Protect Outdoor Workers from West Nile Virus
Information on West Nile Virus in California
General Information on West Nile Virus from the Center for Disease Control
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ENG Safety Manual by CBS/Viacom |
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IBEW Sexual Harassment Booklet |
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