At the beginning of a new year the unemployed lists are renumbered, maintaining everyone’s position. You position on the unemployed list will not change because of a zero out. Immediately after a zero out, your position on the Master Unemployed List and your days worked number will be exactly the same. The process of zeroing…
Your current number is determined by taking your number from the beginning of the year and adding the number of days that you’ve worked in the current year. Your number is not your place on the out of work list but determines your place on the list. Even if you haven’t worked any days in…
While it’s possible to move down on the list, it usually only happens rarely unless you’re quite far down on the list. If a member is cleared for a short period of time, it’s possible that their days worked number after their days worked are added is still lower than yours.
The IBEW 993 unemployed lists are ordered based on the number of days worked in the current year. Everyone is assigned a number, to which the number of days worked is added to, determining their position on the list. Example: If someone has a number of 100 and they work 53 days, their new number…
Typically no. Your position on the unemployed list is determined by the number of days that you’ve worked in the current year. It’s important to inform the dispatch office via the online form or by telephone (no messages) whenever you are out of work so those days aren’t counted as days worked.
