Mentoring

Mentoring:
  "Our member's willingness to continually upgrade and share their skills is what separates us from the competition." "Brotherhood is: defined as a fraternity of men with a common interest and creed. We can have a very strong Brotherhood." "Remember Union Millwrights are the Trade of all Trades" "Mentoring is: the process in which journeyman Millwrights go out of their way to help other Millwrights to develop their Skills and Pride in their Craft." "There is no better joy than to give back to that, which has been given to you" "The ability to provide assistance creates an environment to promote Brotherhood and Unionism. It is both rewarding and empowering. " " By stepping forward to accept this challenge, you have shown that Union Millwright have the spirit needed for growth and survival in the new millennium." Does your hall have a Mentoring program? Can you except this challenge? Are you a can do Millwright? Where do you want our Union to be in the Future? It is up too us to make our CRAFT Strong and live.
We Are The Future..
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Millwrights Have Tools Will Travel.
Millwright boomers

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Millwright Work

Nashville Local for job in Ashland TN..... 7-12's
duration of job is 2 months... its at a manufacturing facility crippled
by the flood....you can call Birmingham for more info or Nashville...
Contractor is Jake Marshall... at the A O Smith Watrer Heater Plant
located 35 miles from Local 1554 in Nashville..."

Al. 205-836-6734

Nashville 615-874-8591

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Millwright Brothers and Sisters:

Millwright Brothers and Sisters:
I could please use your help?
The link for phone numbers,B.A.addresses and local numbers needs updating.
Would all of you please look at the phone number link. Verify the
information and email me if there are changes needed. Both U.S. and Canada.
This is somethi...ng that needs to be keep current. For all of us.
Thanks for your help.
Unity
Millwright Ron
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What Is A Union Millwright:

What Is A Union Millwright:
The person who works with his hands is a laborer; the person that works with his hands and his head is an artisan; the person who works with his hands, his head and his heart is a Union Millwright
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Millwright Belt Buckles

Millwright Belt Buckles.
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welding books

The best prices on audel books for the millwrights and other trades.
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Audel Books Millwrights

The best prices on audel books for the millwrights and other trades.
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Millwrights

WEEKENDS
Brought To You By The
Union Labor Movement

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Millwrights

This is America, where we have freedom...of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly—and the freedom to join a union.
In theory !!!!!
For most working men and women today, the freedom to form a union—a fundamental human and civil right—is an elusive freedom. When employers block workers’ efforts to form a union, it is no small infringement: Some 42 million nonunion workers say they want to be part of unions

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Millwrights Union People

Working Union People
The working union people of this country are an amazing lot. Against all odds, they will walk off their jobs and strike, enduring significant hardships sometimes for months or even years – and why? To protect future generations of workers - and to preserve elusive concepts like “dignity” and “respect.” The generosity of the American working class and their willingness to help others is downright awe- inspiring. We just keep on trying.

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Millwrights

SKILL ON PRINCIPLE
UNION BY CHOICE
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President Obama, bless his heart

President Obama, bless his heart, evidently thought the nation would have a reasoned and respectful debate on health care reform.

Oh, ye of liberal faith.

Anyway, I’d been waiting for some Democrat to turn the tables on the shrieking, swastika-sign waving yahoos who show up at the town hall-style forums to demonize the president and the Democrats who want to overhaul our health care system.

For weeks, we got grin-and-bear it from hard-pressed House and Senate Dems at the town hall food fights.

Finally, we got some Frank Talk.

The Nazi stuff proved too much for Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank (95 percent lifetime AFL-CIO COPE rating), who is Jewish. His response to a wacko woman holding a picture of Obama with a Hitler moustache has become an instant You Tube classic. It was at a town hall shindig in Dartmouth, Mass., part of his district.

Frank, as we say in Kentucky, “opened up a can of ass-whup.”

“On what planet do you spend most of your time?” the feisty Frank replied when the nut job asked him why he favored Obama’s “Nazi” health care plan.

“You stand there with a picture of the president defaced to look like Hitler and compare the effort to increase health care to the Nazis,” Frank added, setting her up.

Then he lowered the boom: “Ma’am, trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table. I have no interest in doing it.”

Maybe Frank’s verbal broadside wasn’t the Shot Heard ‘Round the World – that was in a Beantown ’burb long ago. But it echoed in my old Kentucky home.

I cheered the first time I saw it on the TV news – almost as loudly as I whooped it up when my Yankees swept the Sawx a few days ago.

My guess is Congressman Frank is a pretty ecumenical guy. Most liberals are. So I hope he will welcome this dyed-in-the-pinstripes Bronx Bomber fan to his booster club in Sawx land. This unapologetic left-leaning, union-card carrying Bluegrass State born-and-reared history teacher has been a Frank fan since the voters of the Bay State’s 4th CD had the good sense to send him to Congress in 1980.

Give ‘em hell, Barney.

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What Is a Veteran?

What Is a Veteran?
A “Veteran” — whether active duty, discharged, retired, or reserve — is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to “The United States of America,” for an amount of “up to, and including his life.” That is honor, and there are way too many people in this country today, who no longer understand that fact.

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Millwright Training Books

Millwright training books.
If you need a Millwright training book...Go to www.unionmillwright.com and look at the link Millwrights Store.
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