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Originally Posted by Ibby
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C'mon Ibby! Accept just ONE fact, for a change:
The IBEW is the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, btw. An AFL-CIO affiliated Union.
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"Decatur Utilities sent a 6-man crew to the Northeast Wednesday, October 31, bound for Seaside Heights, N.J., to assist with power restoration. Communication with Seaside Heights was poor due to lack of cell phone service in the area. Upon arriving at a staging area in Virginia, crews were held in place pending clarification of documents received from IBEW that implied a requirement of our employees to agree to union affiliation while working in the New York and New Jersey areas. It was and remains our understanding that agreeing to those requirements was a condition of being allowed to work in those areas.
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http://blog.al.com/breaking/2012/11/..._river_default
You DO KNOW that you can't work in a state controlled by the unions, without joining the union.
Only in a "right to work" state, can a non-union tradesman work, legally. Most states back East, are NOT "right to work" states. You join the union, or you don't work in ANY trade job.