WASHINGTON — The chairman of the National Labor Relations Board plans to push for new rules that would give unions a boost in organizing members, despite an outcry from Republicans and business groups who say the board is going too far. Continued>>>
Welcome to the official website of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Local No. 19. As a local chapter of the largest labor union in the entertainment industry, we encourage you to take a look around at our website and get to know the union that has proudly served the Baltimore, MD area since 1884. We specialize in providing well-trained, professional and reliable crews to each and every event we work. From lighting to sound, video, rigging, scenic carpentry and a/v, Local 19 does it all! Whether your event is a Broadway musical, rock concert, business conference or Opera, our members will exceed your expectations time and time again. The show must (and always does) go on with I.AT.S.E. Local No. 19!
If you are looking for the best that Baltimore has to offer, and would like the peace of mind knowing that the most professional technicians are on your show or event, please contact our Business Agent, Bruce Holtman Sr. right away to discuss working out an agreement.
Pictured Above: Julee Holtman, Bruce Holtman Sr., Perry Ziegler, Bruce Holtman Jr., Michael Casper, Ryan Pervola, Melissa Anderson
Special thanks to everyone who attended the RALLY FOR JOBS
and assisted with the stage setup on January 16,2012 in Annapolis, MD. It was a great success!
Local 19 volunteers included: Bruce Holtman Sr., Bruce Holtman Jr., Chuck Lamar, Michael Casper, Bill Wallace, Bill Ernst, Perry Ziegler, Ryan Pervola, Julee Holtman, Andrew Holtman and Melissa Anderson.
Special Thanks to Bob Hayes for providing equipment.
Fraternally,
Bruce Holtman Jr., President I.A.T.S.E. Local #19
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Labor board chief says he’ll push for changes giving unions a boost in organizing members
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