Insulators_Local_89_CBA-2021-26.pdf
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- OCBG72826
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- Ocean County, New Jersey
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This is a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) document between Local 89 of the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers and Ocean County, New Jersey, effective for the period covered under the 2021-26 agreement. The document establishes the terms and conditions of employment for insulators and related workers performing exterior renovation work on the Buildings & Grounds Warehouse #65 project. The agreement outlines job classifications, wage rates, and working conditions applicable to union insulators engaged in insulation installation, removal, and related tasks on county construction projects. The CBA specifies prevailing wage requirements, fringe benefits including health and welfare contributions, pension fund contributions, and apprenticeship training fund allocations that contractors must comply with when employing Local 89 members on this Ocean County project.
The agreement establishes mandatory prevailing wage rates and fringe benefit contributions that apply to all work performed under this contract, ensuring union-scale compensation for insulators. The document includes detailed provisions regarding apprenticeship participation ratios, journeyman-to-apprentice ratios on job sites, and training fund contributions. Additional provisions address work rules, safety requirements, grievance procedures, and dispute resolution mechanisms between the union and contractors. This CBA serves as a binding agreement that contractors bidding on or awarded the Buildings & Grounds Warehouse #65 Exterior Renovations project must comply with, ensuring prevailing wage standards are maintained throughout project execution.
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