Traditionally, you should only be a member of one union at a time. That means that the one union will be taking your dues, providing union support (Weingartner rights, etc) and will be representing you.
It is kind of hard but yes you can with a family member.
We covered this at great length some ten years ago. President Ed Hill who is a member of many IBEW email lists responded to the discussion around the time when the symbol was changed from 15 lightning bolts to 10. He checked the archives and could find no official reason why it changed from left to right, It was originally the left hand because Henry Miller our first president, as we all know, was left handed and the hand is supposed to be his. It was some time in the late 40s or early 50s that it changed. I speculated that it might have been in response to unions being unrightly accused of being communist organizations during the Senator MacCarthy witch hunts and the era of Red Scare MacCarthyism when union leaders and activists had to testify they were not communists and sign loyalty oaths declaring the same. The IBEW again could not find any historical reference to the specific reason, however.
yes but not at the same time!!!
2/2/2001
Because it is considered unconstitutional
It depends on where you are located. In the Washington DC area a IBEW union journeyman electrician can make $74,000 (straight time) a year plus benefits.
James Garfield
Yes, she was a member of the Sisters of Loreto and taught in their schools.
James Garfield
False
No, Portugal was not an original EU member. It only joined in 1986, at the same time as Spain. This was 34 years after the EU had originally formed.
If your country is an EU member, you can buy something in another EU member for the same price as you'd buy the same good in your home country. With only a few exceptions, all of the members use the same currency, which would save time as you don't have to convert currency every time you to another member country. Also, border control is much easier when you travel within members.