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112/73 John Hancock Retirement Plan Member Education Meetings
One-on-One Pre-Retirement Planning Meetings
Members 55 and older, learn what your retirement plan can do for you!
You’re invited to join us for an upcoming meeting for 112/73 Retirement Plan NECA-IBEW to help you prepare for retirement.
November 6th 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. PT (in-person)
Sign up for a 1-on-1 session (Call the Union Hall to reserve your time slot)WHERE: IBEW Local 73: 1616 N Washington St, Spokane, WA
112/73 Retirement Plan Information Meeting
Member Education Meeting to learn more about your John Hancock
When: November 7th @ 5:30PM
Where: In-Person or Virtual
IBEW Local 73, 1616 N Washington St, Spokane, WA
Click here: for Virtual/Zoom meeting option
(or call Local 73, 509-326-2182)
112/73 Retirement Plan Information Meeting
Member Education Meeting to learn more about your John Hancock
When: November 21st @ 5:30PM
Where: Virtual-Only via Zoom
Click here: for Virtual/Zoom meeting option
(or call Local 73, 509-326-2182)
-Spokane Organizing Blitz-
Saturday, November 9th
12-noon to 4:00PM
Join your IBEW 73 brothers and sisters and help out with the Member-to-New Member organizing Blitz.
We'll meet up at noon at the Union Hall for some brief training and go over the plan for the day.
We will go out and knock on the doors of unrepresented licensed electricians in the Spokane area and talk to them about the opportunities available from IBEW membership for a few hours and then meet back up at No-Li Brewhouse for de-brief and refreshments and food.
Hope to see you on Saturday to help build our union solidarity and grow our union.
Local #73 Job and Referral info
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR ELECTRICIANS NOW!!!
Call: (509) 326-2182
Click here for "Calls for Dispatch" and other Job Opportunities
2024
William Bartlett
Gary Solberg
Gabe Cornell
Art Krueger
Larry Carney
Leo Bergstresser
Raymond Corey
Wes Alderson
(View Wes's self-written obituary)
Norman Carveth
2023
Robert Coltrin
Ron Carlson
Larry Doud
Ormal Ward
Robert Haberkorn
Joe Phillips
Our sincere condolences to their families and friends
Rest in Peace
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Click here for helpful information about enrolling in the 401k plan
Dear Participating IBEW Local Unions and NECA Chapters,
The Board of Trustees of the National Electrical 401(k) Plan would like to thank those of you who participated in the September 18th NEFP/Empower education session. For those who could not make the live session, Empower has also provided a separate recorded presentation, linked below. Key takeaways from this recorded presentation include:
- Getting to know Empower
- Looking into your future
- Benefits of saving through the plan
- Investing choices
- How to enroll
Here is the link to the recorded session: Click Here
The recorded presentation can be viewed from any browser, any smartphone, or mobile device. In addition to the link above, an Outlook email is attached that can be sent to members.
Please reach out if you have any questions. Thank you for your continued support of the NEFP!
Sincerely,
The National Electrical 401(k)
Your Plan Overview
Key takeaways:
- The Benefits of saving in the plan
- Retirement planning basics
- How to enroll and next steps
To watch the presentation:
To schedule a virtual one-on-one meeting
Questions about your Medical/Dental/Vision benfits?
Click the links below to learn more
Inside and Sound & Comm Click Here
https://www.ewwellpower.com/
Call or stop by Rehn & Associates (509) 534-0600 or the Union Hall (509) 326-2182
Residential and Construction Electricians Click Here
Call the FMCP 1-877-937-9602 or the Union Hall (509) 326-2182
View SPD (Summary Plan Description) Residential
View SPD (Summary Plan Description) Construction Electricians
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Talkspace is a digital service for private and convenient mental health support that helps you connect with a licensed behavioral therapist — from anywhere, at any time! Talkspace makes therapy easy and accessible with no appointment necessary and without the stigma.With Talkspace, you can send messages (text, audio, picture, and video) to a therapist in a private, text-based chat room where you can engage with your therapist at your own pace, on a flexible schedule. You’ll have access to free, unlimited messaging therapy and one 30-minute video session with your therapist each month (every 30 days), so you can communicate in the way you’re most comfortable. Talkspace is completely confidential, and it’s available at no cost to FMCP members and their eligible dependents ages 13 and older.You can learn more and register at www.talkspace.com/fmcp. Members must register at www.talkspace.com/fmcp to receive this benefit at no cost through the FMCP.Please note: This benefit only applies to members who have their medical benefits through one of the FMCP PPO Plans. If you are eligible, you must register through www.talkspace.com/fmcp to receive this benefit at no cost through the FMCP
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There is help!
Please reach out. You are not alone, you do not have to go through this by yourself.
Calling all IBEW 73 Journeyman Wiremen!
Get certified now for Electric Vehicle Charging Systems
EVITP Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program
Call the Training Center today to sign up for the 20-hour training. (509) 534-0922 And find out the next testing date.
16-hours online and 4-hours of in-person follow-up and testing
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"Workers Rights are Human Rights"
01 Journeyman Electrician licensing Reciprocity between Washington & Oregon.
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Union Membership Boosts Prosperity in the State
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Welcome to our website
Our cause is the cause of human justice, human rights, human security
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) was formed in 1891 by a small group of electricians who wanted a safer workplace, fair wages and, in general, respect for the service they provided their communities through their labor. In 1891 there were no training programs, safety-regulations, medical plans, pension or retirement plans, and nearly half of all electricians were being killed on the job. Because the IBEW nourished the needs of these workers, it has grown from a handful of pioneers to the largest electrical union in the world. However, the IBEW is not about a growing business or organization, it's a fraternity. The IBEW is made up of working men and women, in the electrical industry, committed to bettering themselves and the industry. Neither the IBEW nor the electrical industry is made better, unless all who labor in the industry are secure in their employment, receive a fair wage, have training programs, pension plans, dental and medical plans for themselves and their families.
As union members we bargain collectively with our employers over wages, benefits and rights. We have the best chance of receiving better wages, benefits and fair treatment in the workplace by bargaining collectively as a union. Most of us have very limited bargaining power as one person, but as a group, we are strong. And, with a good negotiated contract, we have legal protections we would not otherwise have.
For nearly one-hundred and thirty years, IBEW Local #73 has promoted a higher standard of living for thousands of members and their families in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho in various industries and fields such as: Television Broadcasting, Electrical Maintenance, Sound and Communication (Voice Data Video)Technicians, Manufacturing, Residential Electricians, and Commercial/Industrial Electricians.
Our members and their families enjoy benefits such as;
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Top wages that set area standards.
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Family medical/dental/and vision.
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Three separate retirement plans, with several investment options and online tracking.
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The ability to work for 100% of the employers in your area.
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Free continuing education classes for members.
All electrical workers deserve the IBEW's standard of living, the highest in the industry! Through membership that standard of living becomes a reality.
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Member Login Upcoming Events Pre-Retirement One-on-One Meetings (John Hancock)
Nov 06, 2024IBEW 73 Union Hall, 1616 N. Washington St Spokane WA 99205112/73 Retirement Plan Info Meeting
Nov 07, 2024IBEW Local 73, 1616 N. Washington St Spokane WA 99205 In Person or VirtualSpokane Organizing Blitz 12-noon - 4:00PM
Nov 09, 2024Meeting at Union Hall at 12-noon for training and pick up infoLocal 73 Union Meeting
Nov 11, 2024Local #73 Union Hall 1616 N WashingtonMembership Development Committee (MDC) Meeting
Nov 13, 2024Local #73 Union Hall 1616 N. Washington St. SpokaneExecutive Board Meeting
Nov 18, 2024Local #73 Union Hall,1616 N. Washington St112/73 Retirement Plan Info Meeting
Nov 21, 2024Virtual- Only via ZoomMembership Development Committee (MDC) Meeting
Nov 27, 2024IBEW Local #73 Union Hall 1616 N. Washington St. Spokane
