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- Guide for new members
- Introduction
- Negotiated wages and benefits
- Problems on the job
- House rules and discipline
- Membership services
- Union Plus benefits
- Strength and democracy
- Your dues at work
- Your responsibilities
- Contact the ILWU
- Labor education classes
- ILWU Labor Institute
- Steward and leadership classes
- UH Center for Labor Education and Research class
schedule
Labor education resources
- Books and Videotapes
- Posters & Handouts
- If you are sexually harassed . . .
- Your rights in an investigatory interview
- Union rights card
- Unions 101 (English)
- Unions 101 (Espaņol)
- ILWU History
- The Plantation System
- The Big Five
- Living Standards
- The Formation of Local 142
- The Great 1946 Sugar Strike
- 1949—Dockworkers Fight for Parity
- Six Decades of Militant Unionism
- ILWU Leaders
- Harry Bridges
- Jack Hall
- Harry Kamoku
| A Guide for New Members CONTACT THE ILWU There are several ways to contact the ILWU… On the job, you can talk with your unit officers or stewards. If you cannot reach a Unit officer or steward, call your Business Agent directly at the Division Office nearest you. This website has a list of all the phone numbers, fax numbers, and addresses for ILWU offices statewide. If your Business Agent is not available when you call, it is very important that you leave a message that includes: • Your Name • Your Phone Number • A time that you can be reached at that number You cannot contact your Business Agent through this website. Email the webmaster comments and questions about this site only. If you have a grievance or problem at work, please call your Business Agent directly. |