Resign & Referral

IBEW Local Union 890 Resign Form

Please provide the following information to re-sign Local Union 890’s out of work book:

Name
Phone number
Original sign date
Home Local

To resign please send email to: referral@ibew890.org

To resign via fax or mail please print resign form

IBEW Local Union 890 Book Report

Updated: September 8, 2026
Journeymen Book I – 9
Journeymen Book II – 6
​​Apprentices – 4
Construction Electricians – 0

Manpower Requests Available


The following jobs are available:

Contractor: The State Group, Inc
Length: Long Call
Manpower Requested: 1 – Journeyman Wireman
Start Date: 9/9/2026 – 7:00 a.m.
Job Location: Various jobs in USA, Travel Required
Requirements: Bring ID, physical SS card, and voided check. Steel Toe Boots and Drug Testing are required, DOT clean driving record
Comments: Travel work, various hours and locations, per diem available

Contractor: Westphal Electric
Length: Long Call
Manpower Requested: 5 – Journeyman Wireman
Start Date: ASAP – 6:00 a.m.
Job Location: Cupertino, Edgerton, WI
Requirements: Bring 2 forms of ID, physical SS card, and voided check
Comments: Monday-Friday. 6am-4:30pm, (5)10s and 8hrs Saturday

You must either call the Job Referral Line (608-752-3290) or e-mail the Local 890 Referral Agent (referral@ibew890.org) between 5:00 p.m. the day the Call is listed and 8:00 a.m. of the following day.

You must provide the following information when bidding on a Call:
Name
Phone Number
IBEW Card Number
Name of Call wanting to bid on            
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IBEW Local Union 890 Referral
Current Referral Procedures Effective March 22, 2021


STRIKE POLICY  
As per Local 890 Referral Procedures:

“When the Book 1 out of work list is 50 or less, any regular job referred to someone below you on the Out of Work list is considered a refusal. Applicants shall have the right to refuse two (2) referrals. Refusal of more than two (2) referrals will result in the applicant being removed from the list. Applicants so removed, must then re-sign in person. Specialty work will not be considered refusals.”