INSULATION

There will be no July 2013 Regular union meeting.
Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers Local 26 was organized in 19** and can trace its roots back to... For over ** years our Union has endured through good times and bad in peacetime and at war through economic depression and prosperity, and through it all, we not only have survived, we have flourished.
We proudly recognize all those who have played an important roll in our growth, and look to our ranks to continue this great tradition of organized labor, to work together to better the lives of all of our members to ensure that future generations of members provide the dedication of excellence that has brought our Trade to its position of excellence in the Building & Construction Trades Council of New York.
Eligibility: applicants must be an active Journey person.
Position offers 40 hours a week at current Journey Person foreman rate plus International pension (must have 5 years vested in ) and cell phone.
Our Executive Assistant reports to and works directly for the Business Manager of the Local Union office, and assists the other Business Agents and Office staff with daily tasks. The following responsibilities will expected of qualified applicants:
Daily Responsibilities
Weekly Responsibilities
Monthly Responsibilities
Yearly Responsibilities
Qualified Applicants Must be able to:
Join the Minnesota Building and Construction Trades Council for a series of webinars that address issues important to the Building Trades Members. Each webinar will focus on a single topic with an industry expert. Webinars are generally one hour in length with time for questions.
To learn more and register, visit: http://www.mntrades.org/webinars
Monday, October 19, 2020
5:30 – 6:30
Join Mike Wilde, Executive Director of the Fair Contracting Foundation to learn about the history of Prevailing Wage laws, how Prevailing Wage is applied and enforced on State Funded construction projects and why Prevailing Wage is important to Minnesota Building Trades members.
Thursday, October 22, 2020
5:30 – 6:30
Get a refresher on the history of working people in the United States, with specific emphasis on the history of the Building Trades. Explore important events and figures from U.S. labor history; the history of unions in the U.S. and Minnesota; and how the Civil Rights movement, Women’s Rights movement, and other movements for social change have played essential roles in shaping the American workplace.
Congratulations and thank you all for your commitment and dedication.
Insulators Union General President Gregory T. Revard issued the following statement in response to the violence that occurred yesterday in Washington D.C. culminating with the attack on the Capitol building:
The events that transpired yesterday in our nation’s capital are reprehensible, but also criminal. The use of violence and attempts to halt our democratic process and the peaceful transition of power that has successfully occurred for more than 200 years is a direct result of the actions and directives of President Trump and his various supporters in Congress.
Under no circumstance is violence ever the answer. The destruction that happened at the U.S. Capitol is deplorable and nothing short of a domestic terrorist act. Above all else, lives were lost yesterday, which is the greatest tragedy.
There were actually two attacks that took place yesterday. One was the siege of the Capitol Building conducted by extremist Trump supporters. The second was the attack waged by certain elected members of Congress who questioned our democracy and attempted to quash the vote to certify the Electoral College results, based on nothing more than falsehoods and baseless conspiracy theories. As a veteran who proudly served in the United States Navy, the ideals of our nation and democracy is what I fought to protect.
With a new administration taking over the leadership of our country in a few days, the hope that better days are ahead under more qualified leaders can be the only bright spot in what appears to be some of the darkest days in our nation’s history.
Congratulations to Jordon King on becoming the new Local 34 Apprenticeship Coordinator. Jordon King will start his new roll effective 9/23/2024 and can be reached by phone at 651-312-1249 or email at with any questions going forward.
Local 34 elected officials (newly elected officials effecitive January 1,2025 highlighted in yellow) :
Albert Byers , Business Manager – (office) 651-312-1245 (cell) 612-790-3041 (email)
Robert Wallace, Business Agent / Financial Secretary - (office) 651-312-1245 (cell) 612-484-0807 (email)
Angela Sheehan , Business Agent / Corresponding and Recording Secretary - (office) 651-312-1245 (cell) 612-355-9933 (email)
Adam Theis , President - (office) 651-312-1245 (email)
Erica Hartse , Vice President - (office) 651-312-1245 (email)
Executive Board:
Rasheed Wade
Kevin Gibbons
Tyler Morales
Simon Monson
Joseph Hall
Apprenticeship Board:
John Hosley
Ciara King
Kevin Gibbons
Benjamin Meyer
Simon Monson
Local Fund Trustee:
Joseph Hall
Rasheed Wade
Kevin Gibbons
Joint Fund Trustee:
Lee Houske
Sergeant at Arms:
Rasheed Wade
Because our members safety is a top priority and due to dangerous weather conditions we are postponing the meetings scheduled for yesterday.
The Union meeting will be rescheduled for next Wednesday, December 28th 7pm. Please share this information with your fellow Brothers and Sisters.
We also want to let you know that the Online Payment forms have been fixed.
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