Hiring Hall
See who is on a shutdown call and who is on the bench when a vote or announcement has to go out.

Plumbers & Pipefitters
Dispatch on the right ticket, then keep jobsite representation with the member.
Plumber and pipefitter locals fill construction, service, medical-gas and industrial shutdown calls from a hall that has to distinguish tickets. Members move among signatory contractors; the union file has to move with them.
The work splits among plumber, steamfitter or pipefitter, pipe welder, sprinkler, medical gas, HVAC-related piping and apprentice classifications, and many calls require a current C of Q, Red Seal and a specific welding or gas ticket.
Members are dispatched to signatory contractors on commercial, institutional, industrial and shutdown work, then return to the out-of-work list, so qualification and last-job history have to stay at the hall.
Representation often involves travel and board on out-of-town shutdowns, overtime on turnarounds, whether a welder ticket matched the procedure, and scope between pipe trades and other mechanical trades.

The local is taking a strike vote during a refinery window and needs members on shutdown calls and members on the list to hear the same notice.
People and Hiring Hall give the audience by contractor, ticket and availability; Communications sends the bargaining update.
Voting tracks turnout among members still on the outage versus members on the bench.
If the vote carries, Strike uses those same lists for picket assignments instead of rebuilding them by hand.
See who is on a shutdown call and who is on the bench when a vote or announcement has to go out.
Keep dues and any strike-fund activity on the same member records.
Know who is current on the tickets a call actually requires before the dispatcher sends them.
Run the strike vote and see turnout by contractor, ticket and list status.
Turn the same lists into picket and hall-duty assignments if the vote carries.

Built for pipe-trades locals that dispatch on tickets, represent members on construction and shutdowns, and bargain with signatory contractors.
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