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The Elevator Contractors of America (ECA) is pleased to announce the location and dates for our 2010 Membership Annual Meeting.
The 2010 ECA Annual Meeting will be held Sunday March 21, 2010 through Tuesday March 23, 2010 at the 4 diamond Marco Beach Ocean Resort on beautiful Marco Island, FL. This wonderful luxury hotel is located directly on the world famous Marco Island beach. All guest rooms are one or two bedroom suites and include a view of the beach and a private balcony. In addition to the beach front location, the hotel is located in close proximity to golf, shopping and dozens of restaurants.
Meeting details and room reservation instructions will be released at a later date. In the meantime please block out the dates for a very exciting meeting held at Marco Island’s finest hotel!
Please direct any questions regarding the meeting to ECA Treasurer Buddy Potts. He may be reached at 413-786-7000 X 118 or
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Mechanic Assistant Agreement |
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IMPORTANT NEWS
The links provided below will allow you to view the Assistant Mechanic Agreement and the Letter of Agreement that was agreed upon between the ECA and IUEC. Also note the changes in the sequence of layoff in Section 3 of the Letter of Agreement. Any questions please contact Neil Hussey at 603-365-1413
Assistant Mechanic Letter of Agreement
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Assistant Mechanic Agreement Form
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Elevator Contractors of America |
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levator Contractors of America (ECA) was formed in the Spring of 2002 to represent independent union elevator contractors during negotiations with the International Union of Elevator Constructors (IUEC). With the major employers negotiating independently of the National Elevator Industry, Inc. (NEII), it was apparent that the independent contractor would have no voice during the negotiations. The ECA agreement with the IUEC became effective July 9, 2002.
The ECA is the voice of the independent union elevator contractor. In this age of consolidation, it is more important than ever that we stand together and speak as one voice.
Together, the independent elevator contractors of the United States employ approximately 25% of the union elevator force in the United States, more than most of the majors individually!
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