The IBEW represents workers rights in all areas of the electrical industry, insuring job satisfaction for electrical workers. The National Electrical Contractors Association is the management association for electrical contractors. Together, the IBEW and NECA guarantee on time and on budget installations by supplying a highly skilled work force. The Wisconsin state sponsored IBEW/NECA Apprenticeship Training Program is the very best in the industry AND welcome to the Local 14 web portal of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.  Our website was created to communicate with our members and all non-members and everyone interested in our union.

 April 1, 2013 DEADLINE APPROACHES

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 2012 Scholarship Applications now on the DOWNLOAD TAB

 MADISON WORKER'S RALLY is a click below to see the show

SOLAR POWER AT Local14

 WORKERS UNITE

The Reclaim Wisconsin Tour has been criss-crossing the state giving citizens a chance to speak out on the local impact of Gov. Walker’s disastrous agenda. Teachers, students, job less workers, community members in La Crosse, Wausau and Eau Claire are coming together to discuss local impact of Gov. Walker’s policies.  Next event is scheduled for March 10th on the Capitol steps.

• Emergency fuel assistance,
• Counseling for energy conservation and energy budgets,
• Pro-active co payment plans,
• Targeted outreach services,
• Emergency furnace repair and replacement.

• County social services offices,
• Tribal governments,
• Private non-profit or other government agencies.

What is Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical Christian ministry that seeks to eliminate poverty housing and make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action. We offer a home ownership opportunity to families unable to obtain conventional house financing, generally to those whose income is 25-60% of the area median. St. Croix Valley Habitat for Humanity works in Pierce and St. Croix Counties. Habitat is not a give away program. In addition to the monthly mortgage and escrow payment, homeowners are required to contribute hundreds of hours of their own labor (sweat equity) on the construction of their home and the homes of others. Because these homes are built utilizing donations of cash, land, material and labor, the mortgage, property tax and insurance payments are reasonable, typically $450-550 per month.

Habitat for Humanity partners with families in need to offer them a hand up rather than a hand out.

• 10 am to 5 pm Saturday, July 21, 2012
• Noon to 5 pm on Sunday, July 22, 2012