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Workforce Partnership is a comprehensive organization in Lenexa, KS that offers a range of programs and resources for job seekers and employers. With initiatives like the JOCO Works 3.0 K-12 Work-Based Learning Program and the NexGen Apprenticeship Program, they strive to bridge the gap between education and employment, providing opportunities for individuals of all ages and backgrounds to gain valuable skills and find meaningful work. Through their dedicated team of board members and staff, Workforce Partnership is committed to fostering a thriving workforce in Johnson County, Leavenworth County, and Wyandotte County. Their focus on business services and resource development ensures that employers have access to the support and talent they need, while job seekers can take advantage of various tools and programs to enhance their employability and career prospects.Generated from the website

Mason & Plaster Tenders Local No 555 is a laborers' union based in Kansas City, MO, representing and advocating for the rights and interests of construction industry workers since 1903. Laborers Local 264, established in 1903, is a prominent labor union in Kansas City, MO, dedicated to supporting and empowering construction industry laborers through training, resources, and representation.Generated from the website

The Kansas City Electrical Workers were first issued a Charter No. 18 in March of 1892 by the National Brotherhood of Electrical Works of America. This was a mixed local of inside wiremen and linemen. Its first president was F.J. Roth and the first financial secretary was L.M. Rose. The members experienced many difficult times but in spite of the many obstacles, they were determined to continue on.Records of the early days of the local are very scarce no minutes of Local No. 18 are available. In 1905, for reasons unrecorded, the local, then meeting at 1333 Grand Avenue, decided to regroup and requested a new charter from the International Office. The application was approved and on September 5, 1905, the local was chartered as Local No. 124 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers for inside wiremen. The name of the brotherhood was changed from National to International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in 1899.