The request is a requisition
Contractor, jobsite, trade, agreement, shift, crew size, credentials — the source for the match.

By Role
Morning dispatch: the requisition, the book, the offer, the slip — without rebuilding the list after every yes, no, or no-answer.
Union Software is built for the collective bargaining economy — the local, the unit, the hall, the board — not for an employer HR stack. For a Dispatcher the value is one call record: request, rank, offer, assignment.
Hiring Hall holds the open requisitions, the eligible list from People, and the offer outcomes. Standing, tickets, and who is working sit on the member and the assignment.
The software answers who is next, what they said, whether they are in standing, and where they are working. A refusal does not rewrite the list.

Contractor, jobsite, trade, agreement, shift, crew size, credentials — the source for the match.
Availability, credentials, classification, agreement, list position, the local’s rules. Expired tickets show before you dial.
Offered, accepted, declined, unreachable, dispatched. A skip complaint has a history.
People and Finance & Dues carry good standing. You read it; you do not keep a side list.
Who is working where. Hours can continue into Finance when the hall works that way. This is not a public-sector grievance page. It is the hall.
The contractor wants bodies at 7. Half the requirements are in the voicemail. You will not rank a ghost request.
Open a requisition and record trade, agreement, shift, crew size, start, required tickets.
Confirm the agreement the call is worked under.
Split crew slots if the call is more than one classification.
Put the requisition in Open so ranking uses that record, not the voicemail.
Hiring Hall ranks from current People records.
Accepted, declined, unreachable, and pending sit on the requisition.
The type and the offer history live on the same call. People still supplies standing.
People shows expiry on the name Hiring Hall is about to offer.
requisition, rank, offer, assignment, call history, active jobs.
availability, classification, credentials, standing.
the standing and hours question.
the offer and the “you’re up” notice.
the agreement on the call.
fill time and outcomes if the Business Manager asks.

Morning dispatch: the requisition, the book, the offer, the slip — without rebuilding the list after every yes, no, or no-answer.
Get StartedHiring Hall ranks from current People records. Credentials, availability, classification, and list position sit on the name.
On the requisition. The next eligible name is already in order. You do not rebuild the list.
As a requisition type with the same offer history. Standing and tickets still come from People.
People shows expiry and standing on the name Hiring Hall is about to offer. A hold stays on that call.
No. Appeals that become a file go to Grievances & Cases. The dispatch day stays on the requisition.