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New Member Services Phone Number: 619-640-3871

Effective immediatly: The phone number 619-640-3871 has been expanded to include all member & employee services. This is now the phone number that all IATSE Local 122 represented employees will use to call in to reach the call steward(s), the work availability line, and to find out job related information. All employees and members, please change your contact information for the hall to 619-640-3871. This will be a direct access phone number for member services.

Call (619) 640-0042 for:

  • General Office Information
  • You need to speak to Carlos or Diane
  • Paycheck Questions

 

Call (619) 640-3871 for:

  • Contacting the Call Steward
  • Calling in for work
  • Talk to Thayne or Loren
  • Get Stewarding, Contract, or Rate information
  • Information for a call you have, such as day/time/place/etc...

Thank you for your understanding.

Effective June 1, 2008 - ID Badges are required at the Convention Center
As per our agreement with the San Diego Convention Center, we are now required to wear IATSE Identification Badges when we work at the Convention Center. If you do not have an ID badge yet, you must report to the job site early, and check in with security to have an ID badge created on site Read More...

What's New at IATSE 122
Cesar Chavez Day March, Tuesday March 31

Posted On: Mar 26, 2009 (08:58:32)

Nearly 1,000 Union members took to the streets of Downtown San Diego on Cesar Chavez Day last year to demand better jobs. They heard us. Remind Them.

Tuesday, March 31

1pm - Kick-Off at the San Diego Convention Center

2pm - Civic Center Plaza

3pm - County Administration Center

4:30 to 6pm - Finale at Spanish Landing

 

Get Help With Your Prescriptions!

Posted On: Mar 12, 2009 (13:06:00)

Recently, our presciption coverage has taken a turn that has left our employees in a situation they simply can not afford to be in. Many have seen their Rx costs triple at least. Simply walking into the Kaiser pharmacy with a prescription from their doctor has been enough to cause a heart attack.

Well, there is another option. Instead of allowing your doctor to transfer your prescriptions directly to the Kaiser pharmacy, let them know that you need a written presciption so that you may use a non-kaiser pharmacy. Your health insurance may not provide you with any costs benefit with an outside pharmacy, but the direct cost from an outside pharmancy may be less expensive than using your insurance with a Kaiser pharmacy.

One excellent example, as found by Brother Bob Barton, is the Rite-Aid Pharmacy. Rite-Aid offers a Free Rx Savings Card which does not require any type of membership fee. With this program, you can save on more than 500 common prescriptions. Click here for a list of covered medications.  Advantages include:

  • Pay just $8.99 for 30-days of select generics, and $15.99 for 90 days.
  • Save 20% on other name brand and generic prescription medications.
  • Save 10% on Rite Aid Brand products every day.

Click here for detailed information on the Rite-Aid Rx Savings Card and how to sign up.

Symphony Hall, Open Position - Master Soundman

Posted On: Mar 06, 2009 (08:09:23)
IATSE Local 122 is currently accepting applications for the Master Soundman position at Symphony Hall. Applications will be accepted until March 20, 2009 Read More...

 

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  • Are you working in a non-union enviroment?
  • Do you receive health benifits?
  • Retirment?
  • Job Security?

If you have questions about what you can do to make your work enviroment better for you, please contact our organizing team for information.

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Why Does America Need
The Employee Free Choice Act?

More than ever, working people today need a way to get ahead. America’s working people are stretched as never before. Wages are dropping, health care costs are rising and pensions are disappearing. For the first time in generations, people are very worried that their children will be worse off than they are. 

Click here for a pdf about the Employee Free Choice Act

 

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