• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 334.

International Union of Operating Engineers Local 98 & Empl Coop Tr

TO IMPROVE LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONSHIPS, PRESERVE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY, ENHANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE COMMUNITY AND IMPROVE COMMUNICATION WITH RESPECT TO INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENTS, AND TO PROMOTE THE ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS OF OPERATING ENGINEERS AND EMPLOYERS IN THE INDUSTRY, PRIMARILY BY AWARDING GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS WHO ARE COLLECTIVELY BARGAINED WITH THE UNION.

The Association of Union Constructors

The Official Twitter feed for The Association of Union Constructors.

• Boards of Trade

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American Council of Engineering Companies of Vermont Inc

Supporting and Advocating for Engineerin Welcome to ACEC of Vermont The American Council of Engineering Companies of Vermont or ACECVTis a Member Organization of theAmerican Council of Engineering Companies the National organization of engineering firms engaged in the practice of independent consulting engineering.

• Engineering

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American Council of Engineering Companies of GA

Representing the business of engineering in Georgia.

• Safety Education

• 338.

American Society of Safety Professionals

We are ASSP. Protecting workers through advocacy, education, communities and standards since 1911.

INDIANA BUILDING CONTRACTORS'

An association of construction unions and contractors representing the union construction industry in Indiana.

THE DIRECTORS COUNCIL

Together, we pool our collective experiences in order to develop programs that are unique to TDC.

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF

IBEW International Brotherhood Electrical WorkersLOCAL UNION 700 2914 MIDLAND BLVD FORT SMITH AR 72904 Welcome message from the Business Manager and Financial Secretary of Local 700 We have developed this web site to help communicate with all our members and their families as well as nonmembers and others interested in our union and our work in the Northwest Arkansas area.

AFC-COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

AFCCommunity Development Corporation Strengthening Families to Achieve SelfSufficiency AFCCDC has been developing permanent housing with supportive services since 1995 and successfully assisted and provided permanent housing to over 700 lowincome families and individuals for over 26 years preventing our clientele from returning to homelessness and assisting them with case management supportive services.