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Cuivre River Electric Cooperative recently honored two retirees and 26 current employees for their years of service. Harry Jones retired after 36 years of service and held a variety of jobs from apprentice lineman to service planning technician. Doug Thompson worked for the cooperative for 33 years before retiring. He began working as a journeyman lineman and rose to the position of operations supervisor.
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... applied for a position as an apprentice journeyman-lineman 1 for the Village of Slinger, ... utility attempted to schedule Hottenroth on jobs which would help her gain proficiency in the skill...
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... Operating Departments: Janitors, Apprentice Operator, Operator, Inside Operator, Senior Operat...: Helper, Helper/Apprentice, Apprentice Lineman, Apprentice Cable Splicer, Apprentice Equipment Op... the inability of the nurses to perform their jobs. The Board explained Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 342 N...
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... Operating Departments: Janitors, Apprentice Operator, Operator, Inside Operator, Senior Operat...: Helper, Helper/Apprentice, Apprentice Lineman, Apprentice Cable Splicer, Apprentice Equipment Op... the Company the right to subcontract the jobs of the CSRs. After referring to the Hewitt Study, ...
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Roy Bernard, 62, is a second-generation lineman with 44 years of experience. He started out as an apprentice lineman in Michigan in 1966. He built large, high-tension power lines around the country until 1974, when he, his wife and two daughters moved to Arizona. Six years later, they moved to Portland and he has since worked as a lineman for Portland General Electric. He plans to retire by his 65th birthday. DJC: What knowledge do you have that you fear will be lost as your generation begins retiring?
... It's one of the things I love because no two jobs are alike. With fires, accidents and hostage situa...
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Margaret A. Davis -2011
... Telephone Company, holding positions as a lineman, office manager in Kemmerer and eventually managin... was a drought, he went to work as an apprentice at Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 192 and never we..., on the board of directors for WY-Tel, Jobs Daughters Bethel 8 Guardian and was a den mother f...
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In response, DTE and IBEW are collaborating to create an energy trades institute," [Keith Stallworth] said. This institute would rapidly train individuals- especially African Americans- for this profession. Stallworth, a former state legislator and Wayne County Commissioner, starting out in line clearance. He moved into line construction around 1997. IBEW recently asked him to help it address the issue of the lack of minorities in the electrical trades. As a result, The Southeast Michigan Minority Electrical Worker Caucus has been organized by members of IBEW locals 17 and 58 to assist with recruitment, mentorship and retention of minorities in interior and exterior electrical trades. "You hear about carpenters; you hear about lawyers, doctors, firemen, policemen," he said. "Nobody kno...
... labor shortage," said Keith Stallworth, a lineman since 1992, who pointed out that the number of tra... application process, followed by a pre-apprentice program Shaffer described as a nineweek boot camp.... reasons why few African Americans take these jobs, as much as it is a lack of exposure to them. He s...
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.../or, by alleged threats of loss of benefits, jobs, and other unspecified reprisals, if the employee... Right of Way Operators, Groundmen, Apprentice Linemen, First Class Linemen, Second Class Line...John ''Reno'' Coleman conducts lineman operations for BEMC at Whiteville. Coleman simil...
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It's a tough time to be a carpenter. Selling gas guzzlers is no fun. There is a market glut of print journalists.
... a good chance of landing a job as an apprentice lineman. They'll pull in $16.50 to $24 an hour, de... that recent generations gravitated to desk jobs. There is some truth in that. From journalists to ...
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HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Jon Odom was an apprentice at an Arkansas electric cooperative, on his way to becoming a full-fledged lineman within several years, when he left to go to college. Odom, 22, now attends Arkansas State University and is getting paid his regular wage of $13.24 an hour by the utility, which is also picking up his $3,000 tuition tab. The year of classes are designed to speed his lineman training and, his employer told him, could make him a better candidate for management.
... would help prepare students for industry jobs, and may also add financial incentives to keep som...
