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(4) Where noreview body exists. the State DiVISionof Human Rights may conduct Jueb compllallee review 8S (ound necessary inorder

te

determine

the

fads ofthc complaint, and obtain suchother informalion relating to compliance with

th

ese

regulations IS

lb

e circ

umst8ncel;

warrant.

(5) Sponsors shall provide wrtuen notice of the above complainL procedure to all applicants for apprenticeship

and ..

Uapprenlitea.

(3) When 0complaint Ims not been resolved by

the

review body within 90 days Or where, despite satisfactory

resoluticn oflheparlicular complaint bythe reviewbooIy,there I.e,idenee thalequal opportunity pracUees

ofthe apprenticeship program ... not in aecordanc:e with this Part, tho Commiuloner (New York Sute Department of Labor) mllYconduct luch compliance rcvlew as found necessary, and ehall

take

all necessary

steps

toreso

I

ve !he

complaint

(2) 'l'he Slate Division of HulIUlO n,Chts, .ball, WIthin JO days following lhe referral of. complaint to the

review body, obtain reports fromthe complainant and thereview body astothediapolition of the complaint.

1!the complamt has been lalis((I("tnrily acijllllcd and there i. noother

I

ndi..

tioD of failure

to

apply equal opportunity SI8ndanf&,the case shall be closedand the perties appropriately iGformad.

(I) \'I'hen the sponsor bas dClirnatcd a review body (or reviewing complaints, the Slate Divi610nof IIuman Rights, unless tbe complv..iwwl has Indicated otherWise

"

r

unl_ the S48te Division of Jlumw RigblJ has determined thaI the review body will not elTeclivcly cnforce the equal opportunity itandarda, ,hall upon receiving a complaint. refer it toUle review body.

(8)Proceulfl6ofcompioint4

(2) The compl.int must be med nollaler than one ycar fromthedale of tho allercd discrimiNllion or 'pocified failure tofollow equal opportunity .tlll\d.rd~; and, in the ease of complainu med directly wllh review bodies dcsic-natcd by program sponsors to revie ... such complainl$, any referral of lueh comploint by the

complainant ta the Stato Division olllum.n Righta mU$loccur within the time hmiulion luted above Or

30 day. from the linal decision of.ueh review body, whichever 1.laler. The time mey be extended by the Stoic Division ofHumAJ\ Rights (orgood"ulubown

(3) Sponsors are encouraged to establish f.ir, speedy, and

e1Tec:tJyC

procedures fora review body to con.ider complaints of failure to follow the equal opportunity .LAndards A private review body c8lnbliahed by the

pro.,.am 5ponoor for this purpo:;e should number lhrf(' er more rCOpGnoibleperson. from the community servinll in thi' capacity without compenutien Members of the review body should not be directly associated wilb the administrAtion of an IpprenticHhip progr.m SponsoTi may join together in e'labtiabing I revie... body to serve the nceds01progr.ms within tho community.

(I) Any apprentice or appliclUll forApprenticeship whobelieves thut he orshe had been dUcriminated against. on lhe basis 01raee, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, disability, Ormarital status with

ro

ga

rd to

spprMueeship or that the equal opportunity standards with respo<t to his or her seleetien have nOLbeen followed in the operaUon of In apprenhceship pNlgram may, pC!r~nally or through on 8Ulboriud

representative, (jle 8 complaint with the State Divi.ion of Human Rights, or at tho apprenUce's or appliwnt's eleelion, with a private review Lod)' established pursuant to paragrlp" (3)of lhls subdlvlsion.

Tho complainl sball be! In wriling and shaJJ be siJllcd by the complainant. II mll$L include tho name, addrc.¥ and tolophone number ofthe personallegcdly discriminated .(ain,t,the program I""noor involved, and abrief desertpuon o( the circumstances ofthe fai lure IlOapply the equel opportunity rtandarda provided

forin this Part.. (A) Filing

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNlTY IN APPRENTICESHrp TRAINING REGULATIONS

PART 600.12· COMPLAINT PROCEDURE EFFECTIVR AS AMENDeD DECEMBER 1',1986

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Date

Signature

Print Name

I have read

the abeve minimum

job requirements and

r

aftirm that

r

am physically

able to

perform these duties.

Apprentices

will

be

required

to

attelld

rd

.

aled instructional classes

(

minimum

144

hours/year),

without pay, days

andlor

evenings.

Noting

t~at

Laborers

must be

competent

in

a wide

variety of

skills,

both

physical

Ilnd mental,

due

to

the

nature of

the

construction

industry.

all

applicants

must meet

certain millJmum qualifications:

Not

less

than

18

years of age. Proof

of age

b required.

Pbyslcally

able to perform the

work

of the trade.

Signed declaration

required.

Minimum QualificatiOn!:

1.

Lift, carry

twenty-five

(15)

feet.

and re-stsek

to a

height of

approJimately fifty

-

four

(54)

inches

,

ten

(10)

ninety

·

four

(94)

pound

udes

2. Load with

a shovel one-balf

(1/2)

cubic yard

ofm.lerid

Into a

wheelbarrow

,

wheel

thir1y

(30)

feet

and depo

s

it

into

8

container

3.

Work

at heigbts of ten

(10)

feet

or

greater

4.

Work in

confined spaces

A

hJgh

school

diploma or

G.E.D.

equivalent proorrequi.red

.

Reliable

transportation

to

work

sites

U1d related instruction.

Post-acceptance drug tests to

be randomly admiRistered.

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Ap

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Committee

Edu(1ltional and Trall1iIlg~lUld

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Laborers'

Local

#91

4500

Witmer

Iodustrial Estates

Niag&n Falls,

NY

14305

TEL 1# 716-297-4122

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