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Apprenticeship Links

 

WHAT EMPLOYERS LOOK FOR WHEN HIRING APPRENTICES
 

  • Good eyesight and excellent hand-eye coordination
  • Stamina to deal with long hours of repetitive work in all weather conditions
  • Strength and agility to assemble and disassemble the equipment
  • Willingness to continually upgrade skills in order to keep up with changing technology
  • Ability to keep a cool head in critical situations
  • Willingness to live away from home for periods of time, or at least vehicle availability

  • for a 1-2 hour radius from home

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    Sisters in the Building Trades

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    Tradeswomen. Inc. - San Francisco, California 

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    Apprenticeships in the California Bay Area

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    The Rosie The Riveter Memorial 

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    Washington and Alaska Woman's Caucus

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     Gather the Women

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    Oregon Hard Hatted Women

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    Maine -Women Unlimited

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    Northern New England Tradeswomen – Vermont

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    Women in Construction Company, LLC - Duluth, Minnesota

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    Women Tech World

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    New York City Tradeswomen Now and Tomorrow (TNT)

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    Alaska Vocational Technical Center

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    Chicago Women in Trades 

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    National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)

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    Bluecollargal

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    Ironworking.com

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    Hammering it out

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    State Building and Construction Trades Council 

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    Women's Labor History 

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    Working Women - AFL - CIO

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    Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW)

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    Ms. Foundation for Women - Take Our Daughters to Work Initiative

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    National Center for Construction Education and Research 

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    Women at War: Redstone's WWII Female "Production Soldiers"

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    'Business & Professional Women USA

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    Equal Rights Advocates

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    Federally Employed Women

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    Feminist Majority Foundation On-line http://www.feminist.org/

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    Feminist Career Center (Feminist Majority Foundation

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    Institute for Women's Policy Research

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    Labor Project for Working Families 

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    National Association of Commissions for Women

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    National Committee on Pay Equity

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    National Council of Negro Women

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    National Council of Women's Organizations

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    National Organization for Women

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    Ms. Foundation

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    Nine to Five, National Association of Working Women

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    NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund

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    National Partnership for Women and Families

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    National Women's Law Center

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    Non-traditional Employment for Women (NEW)

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    Women Work!

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     Women in the Workforce (University of MD)

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    Working Women’s History Project

     

     

     

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    Coalition of Labor Union Women: CLUW is a membership organization of union women that works on organizing women, affirmative action in the workplace, political action and legislation, and increasing the participation of women within their unions.

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    Feminist Majority Fund : The Feminist Majority was founded to promote women's empowerment through research, education and action.

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    Institute for Women's Policy Research: A public policy research organization dedicated to informing and stimulating the debate on public policy issues of critical importance to women and their families.

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    Labor Project for Working Families: The project works with unions to develop workplace policies for families through collective bargaining and public policy. Work and family issues include child care, elder care, family leave, flexible work schedules, mandatory overtime and more.

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    Ms. Foundation: A national, multi-issue, public women's fund that supports the efforts of women and girls to govern their own lives and influence the world around them by funding and assisting women's self-help organizing efforts and pursuing changes in public consciousness, law, philanthropy and social policy. The foundation directs resources to break down barriers based on race, class, age, disability, sexual orientation and culture.

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    National Committee on Pay Equity: A national coalition of some 180 organizations, NCPE works to eliminate sex- and race-based wage discrimination, and to achieve pay equity.

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    National Council of Negro Women: NCNW's mission is to advance opportunities and the quality of life for African American women, their families and their communities.

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    National Council of Women's Organizations: NCWO is a bipartisan network of more than 100 women's organizations.

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    National Organization for Women: NOW's mission is to take action to "bring women into the full participation in the mainstream of American society now, exercising all privileges and responsibilities thereof in truly equal partnership with men."

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    National Partnership for Women and Families: The National Partnership uses public education and advocacy to promote fairness in the workplace, quality health care and policies that help women and men meet the dual demands of work and family.

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    National Women's Law Center: The National Women's Law Center uses a variety of tools to maximize its impact in bringing women's concerns to public policymakers, advocates and the public alike, including public policy research, monitoring and analysis; litigation, advocacy and coalition-building; and public education.

     

     

    bullet The ERA has excellent brochures for download at no charge:

     

    ACT NOW

     

    Awesome Books

    The Manual for Survival for Women in Nontraditional Employment, By AUD Women's Project and NOW LDEF, 116pp., $10.00 Democratic Rights for Union Members, by Herman Benson, Prefaces by Victor Reuther and Clyde Summers, 245 pp. $10.00
    Union Democracy in the Construction Trades, by Herman Benson, William Schendel, and others, 36pp., $3.00
    The Rights of Employees and Union Members, by Wayne Outten, Robert Rabin, and Lisa Lipman, 602 pp., $16.00 Democracy is Power: Rebuilding Unions from the Bottom Up, by Mike Parker and Martha Gruelle, 255pp., $17
    How to Win Past Practice Grievances
    By Robert M. Schwartz,; 113pp., $10

    The FMLA Handbook:
    A Practical Guide to the Family and Medical Leave Act for Union Members and Stewards
    By Robert M. Schwartz,; 175pp., $10
    Running for Local Union Office, by David Pratt, 86pp., $10 A Troublemaker's Handbook: How to Fight Back Where you Work--and Win!, by Dan LaBotz, 262 pp., $17.00
    The Legal Rights of Union Stewards, by Robert M. Schwartz, 179pp., $10 How to Get an Honest Union Election, by Herman Benson, 65pp. $4.00

     

     

     

     

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