Saturday, July 19, 2008
 

Welcome to Local 825


With nearly 8,000 members across the state of NJ and lower NY, Local 825 is a progressive trade union representing Operating Engineers. Our primary purpose is to represent our members in their employment and to negotiate a contract that improves wages, benefits, and working conditions. History has shown that only when workers join together in unions can their voices be heard and the lives of themselves and their families be bettered. We exist to protect workers from unfair treatment.  Through collective bargaining with organized contractors, IUOE Local 825 has been able to provide its members with better wages and pension benefits, better health care, job security, and the best available training for career advancement. 

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2008-2009 Rate Books
Outside construction rates are now available online. Click Here to access the rate schedule through our member portal.
NOTICE
Semi-Annual Meeting Cancelled
Local 825's Semi-Annual Meeting scheduled for July 30, 2008 has been cancelled.
Apprentice Program Applicants
If you are interested in submitting an application for Local 825's apprentice program, click here to begin the online application process.
 
 
NOTICE
August District Meetings Cancelled
All District Meetings scheduled for the month of August 2008 have been cancelled.
Benefits of Union Membership
While the number of employers offering health benefits for their workers steadily declines and many large employers abandon defined benefit retirement plans, these benefits have been and will remain an important part of your union membership. As a result of collective bargaining agreements negotiated between your employer(s) and Local Union 825, union members enjoy a number of invaluable employee benefits which may include health, a defined benefit retirement plan (Pension Plan), a defined contribution retirement plan (Annuity Plan), supplemental unemployment, and savings.

With advances in medicine, a majority of us will have a longer period in retirement. A defined benefit retirement plan like the Local’s P ....
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OSHA Training Required!!

OSHA 10 Hour and OSHA 30 Hour Certifcations will shortly be a requirement!
For full report click on "Training School".

Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
Facilities that are regulated by the Maritime Transportation Security Act will be requiring employees to obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) by April 15, 2009. These will include Ports, Refineries, Chemical Plants, etc.
For full report click on "Training School".