The National Electrical Contractors Association is an international trade association representing the highest quality Electrical Union Contractors. The Greater Cleveland Chapter of NECA has been representing the best electrical contractors from the Cleveland area, spanning from Sandusky to Ashtabula, including Cleveland and its surrounding suburbs.The mission of the Greater Cleveland Chapter; NECA is to provide electrical contractor members services, information, resources and assistance which will permit them the opportunity to reach business success.
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CEO of Zenith Systems. Mr. Joyce sits on L.U. 38's Labor Management Committee and has received the highest industry honor by being inducted into the Academy of Electrical Contractors. GCC NECA employs 3 full time staff. Our staff works tirelessly to provide the best services to contractors, helping your business run smoothly.
By joining NECA you will have the ability to influence the collective bargaining agreement by being represented at the negotiating table. With full time staff both at the local and national level dedicated to representing contractors in relations with the IBEW, you can look forward to first class representation in labor relations.
HB 180 prohibiting municipalities from enacting employment residency requirements was signed by Governor Kasich. Right to Work legislation and Prevailing Wage Repeal legislation have both passed through a chamber of the West Virginia State legislature. The Department of Commerce has recently passed legislation altering the continuing education requirements to renew contractor licenses. In this blog we will keep everyone updated on the important legislation that the Ohio State Legislature is working on or considering.
A career in the electrical construction industry can be an exciting and lucrative career with great benefits. Here you can find direction to areas of the industry dependent upon your experience. The NECA-IBEW Joint Apprenticeship Training Center offers the best education in the electrical industry utilizing a combination of classroom lessons with paid on-the-job training.
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