Time is running out to register for the Collective Bargaining Orientation!

Comprehensive session designed to help both new negotiators and experienced collective bargainers prepare for their next collective bargaining session.

By attending the Collective Bargaining Orientation, you will ensure that you have the utmost confidence and knowledge to effectively enter your next contract negotiation by learning these expert lessons:

•          Collective bargaining concepts and techniques

•          Effective preparation skills for bargaining sessions

•          Familiarity with the costs, benchmarking, and analytics of CBA negotiations

•          How to avoid and prepare for impasses and work stoppages

This program will enable you and the members of your chapter with the expert tips, advice, and insights needed to have a positive impact at the bargaining table.

SMACNA encourages young contractors, new chapter executives, and new negotiating and bargaining committee members to attend this two-day workshop to help ensure their future collective bargaining success.

The registration deadline is fast approaching, so reserve your seat today!

Registration Fee: $175

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