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Has anyone heard any news on the list at 135 Charlotte?

I inquired last week, so far 3 people have been called in Charlotte, so we all moved up 3 spots. I was told there's going to be a lot of movement in the upcoming weeks, so thats good news. You should be hearing from someone soon.

Thank you for that information. I was 5th overall and 4th in Charlotte. Im thinking something will come along soon.

Does anyone know the correct contact number to check with in regards to the current list? Thanks

You can find it with a quick google search. IUEC Local 135

Hey Speedracer222 not sure if you are still following. Hopefully you have started your apprenticeship by now? Anyone else following let us know where your at. Thanks

Anyone know what number they are up to in the list?

@ GoGo why don't you just call the hall? 704-455-5313

@ Lee Most guys who get called don't come back here to the forum as they no longer need it.

And stop obsessing over where the list is. That list can move and stop on a whim. I was next on a list for three weeks. I got the call waiting in line for a hot ham and cheese sandwich, I had to quit my job that day and drive six hours for the urinalysis. Then I had to wait until it came back before I could start. So, from the "Call" to my start date was 11 days. When the call happens you have to take it, or they will move on to the next guy, If they leave you a message, call back that day or BR will move on after a few hours,

@hog45 Can you give us a run down on what the benefits look like as far as medical and retirement? Any insight on working for the local would be appreciated.

@GoGoMets One month ago I was ranked at 17 for Charlotte.

Hey guys. Just an FYI... I got a call Monday and I start tomorrow with Schindler. I was #4 in Charlotte. I missed his call but called back within minutes. When they call they will need you to start fairly quickly. Good luck everyone. Hope to see some of you guys out there soon!

@Lee
The benefits are great, I doubt you will find any better. They'll be better explained to you in a probationary meeting after you get hired. But a quick run down, Health $300 deductible for you and an additional $300 for your family, in network almost everything is covered. There is a pension, for every 1750 hours worked you get X amount of dollars per month after age 58 if you retire. You can retire @ 55 but with a penalty. There is also an IRA.

Be advised you have to work for 6 months before benefits kick in. A month is defined as 100 hours worked in the calendar month ie: Feb 1-28. If you do not make 100 hours the month does not count. this definition also applies to the year long probationary period.

@hog451
I got a missed call last week from the union. I called back right away. But lady said, she already filled the position. They needed somebody right away. She wouldn't give me anymore information. Does that mean I'm next on the list?

@hog451 thanks for the info. Sounds great. Cant wait to get started.

Congrats @speedracer222 that was quick.

Oh man, I don't know. I'd call and ask them. Best case? Yes you're next. Worst? Sorry.

Speedracer glad you got the call finally. Probably hiring for the 32 stop in Charlotte. Good luck and be safe!

@ Frankra8er. Any new update on your rank? Curious to know how they ranked you after the missed call.

@Lee. Got my call yesterday. Went in the union hall today, filled out all my paperwork. I start Monday for Mitsubishi. So all is good and today just happens to be my birthday.

@Frankra8er Congrats man! Thanks for the info. Sounds like you had a damn good birthday. Good luck out there!

Anyone still following? Found out I am number 3 on the list and want to be prepared with a compliant safety boot. If anyone knows this info please share. Thanks

Otis requires steel toe, electrical hazard and puncture resistant. I wear Keens. They are super comfortable, but wear out quickly. I can get a year out of them, but I work new installation and we shred boots.