does Alabama have an operating engineers union?
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yes sure, see this.\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n   Alabama\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nLocal 312 \nHoisting & Portable/Building Trades \n \n  \nAddress: P O Box 26368\n              Birmingham, AL 35260 \nPhone:     205-424-9670            Fax: 205-424-9672 \n  \n Updated: 5/3/2001 \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nLocal 320 \nHoisting & Portable/Building Trades \n \n  \nAddress: 405 Dr. Hicks Blvd East\n              Florence, AL 35630 \nPhone:     256-764-6991            Fax: 256-764-6996 \n  \n Updated: 9/10/2001 \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nLocal 381 \nStationary/Skilled Building Maintenance \n \n  \nAddress: PO Box 10096\n              El Dorado, AR 71730 \nPhone:     870-862-8111            Fax: 000-000-0000 \n  \n Updated: 4/24/2003 \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nLocal 653 \nMixed: Stationary/Hoisting & Portable \n \n  \nAddress: 801 Springhill Ave\n              Mobile, AL 36602 \nPhone:     251-432-3328            Fax: 251-438-9342 \n  \n Updated: 11/4/2002
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do you know what a "union" is for? That would be self explanatory.
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check this page out, it is from the department of labor. it tells a lot of information about this state and that profession. you could also find out stuff about other states and professions if you would like...hope this helps\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes311012.htm
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Get a copy of the union's bylaws.  It should be in there.
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It will fall under Alabama law. Don't know what the age is though.
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Alabama is in the Central Time Zone
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You can check with your local county engineering office.  They may or may not be willing to loan you this information.
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Depending on the industry you are looking in, this shouldn't be a problem.  The first place to go is the Florida AFL-CIO website and they should be able to provide you with the local union offices in the Miami area.  From there, you should be able to work with them to join their local chapter and discover what jobs are availble.\n\nGood luck
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http://www.operationsoldiersupport.org/
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Whoever advised you to register a second LLC in Alabama did not know what they were talking about. You could have registered in Alabama as a foreign LLC for $75 which would have allowed your Georgia LLC to operate there. A second LLC is essentially a second legal entity that probably will need an EIN.\n\nIf you want to make your life easier, scrap the Alabama LLC and register your Georgia one as a foreign LLC.
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I am not in a union anymore. I used to belong to the I.A.M. (International association of machinists and aerospace workers). There were monthly dues. I was a senior shop steward for 3 years. I found that the union was a joke. There were no real benefits. When it came to contract time the company gave what they were going to give anyway. What I mean is there were trained attorneys on their side when all the union had were regular working people that had no real education. \n\nMy name is Jim and I am a machinist (25 years).\n\nIf you are thinking of joining or implementing a union look into it very carefully. Talk to people whom they represent and see what they think of that particular union. \n\nPersonally, I would not join a union.
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Alabama Dept of Industrial Relations \ntoll free: 1-800-528-5166\n1-334-242-2868\n\nLet me know if you have any specific w/c medical questions and I will attempt to answer them.
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technology----assembly lines-unions
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United Auto Workers?\n\nhttp://www.uaw.org/constitution/index.cfm\n\nClick on 19 in the column on the right.
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I'm sure a 13 year old can find many jobs in Alabama. I doubt any of them would be legal.
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as close to 100% as possible. Engineering firms have NO tolerance and are very careful. Most of my friends from Auburn University are professional engineers....
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Yes. You failed to mention your employer. Not everything in Michigan is unionized. \n\n3.3 hours per month is really pretty stingy, but, considering most employers carry it forward, and into the non-flu season, and into the rest of the calendar year- it does add up....\n\nYou are always free to take your services elsewhere....correct?\n\nMichigan is not a service sector state, many of our citizens are not easily bullshitted, and some of us actually know and understand real economics, and, we also know that production is the real source of any growing wealth. Refute that promise to the Cbanking terms of downhill desguises.  \n\nSocialism, and communistic thoughts are at constant odds with real freedom. Certain legalities are up to the employer and the contract, and unto the employee to read. Providing said employer he/she has not broken any state or Constitutional liberties in the process.\n\nThe globalized work force is separating many false pretensions...more and more average American citizens are finally realizing who actually runs the big show and controls their worth with inflation/deflation/interest rates.\n\nI have no need to sidetrack myself and go there tonight.\n\nYou probably work for a smaller employer, if you need more time - then simply ask, and make it back up later when you are A1 healthy again. You must be valuable to them, and they will see that... right?\n\nTakecare, and be well.