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IBEW Local 2038 Election results as follow:
President - Jeff Sweet - Acclaimed
Vice President - Todd Martel - Acclaimed
Treasurer - Rick Rakochy - Acclaimed
Recording Secretary - Aaron Laughlin - Acclaimed
Business Manager/Financial Secretary - Moe Kovatch - Acclaimed
Member at Large (three positions)
1) Steve Chisholm 2) Matt Zemlak 3) Joe Rakai
Examining Board (three positions)
1) Chris Unser 2) Jaise Pieper 3) Jeff Pingue
Delegate to the International Convention (2 positions)
1) Moe Kovatch 2) Rick Rakochy
Alternate Delegate to the International Convention
Jeff Sweet - Acclaimed
Congratulations to all of you!
Our contract expires April 30th 2017.
Union meetings - Fourth Tuesday of the month!
And what about our Crown Corporations? The attack is on NOW!
Click here - Do yours to help keep Saskatchewan liquor sales public
Saskatchewan now has a registry of public buildings containing asbestos. (There's also some excellent material on indentifying it too). Click here!
Canadian Apprenticeship Forum (CAF) is hosting an apprenticeship E-Panel. Have your say here!
Click here to see the most current Industrial and Commercial wage scales!
Our new Canadian IBEW commercial is airing! Have a look
2015 Canadian Electrical Codebook is now available at the hall!
2015 CEC and 2015 CEC/Handbook Bundle
Subsidized for 2038 members - Call!
Have you given any thought to the Trans Pacific Partnership (the TPP)?
Have a look at this new website ---> jointhebrotherhoodsk.com - Have your say!
Download the 2014 - 2017 CBA here!
Have you thought about retirement?
Many Canadians have little or no supplemental income at the end of their career.
The fight for a better Canada Pension Plan starts here!
A short video entitled "The Watch"
Empowering Saskatchewan's Construction Electricians
IBEW Local 2038 strives to:
- Promote respect among members of the electrical industry.
- Advocate reasonable methods and hours of work.
- Secure employment and adequate pay.
- Settle employment disputes.
- Seek security and a higher standard of living for construction electricians in Saskatchewan.
IBEW 2038 Core Values:
Our local union operates according to three core values that guide the actions of all we do:
- Respect – For all workers and employers.
- Brotherhood – Assisting members in sickness or distress.
- Citizenship – Promoting a high standard of citizenship within the community.
IBEW 2038 represents construction electricians in Saskatchewan below the 51st parallel,
and is governed by an executive elected by, and from, our membership.