SEAFARERS JOINT EMPLOYMENT FUND
EIN 11-6137531 · Employment, Job-Related (J)
What they do
to COLLECT, PRESERVE & INVEST THE MONIES and OTHER THINGS of VALUE PAID to THE FUND; to PAY AND/OR PROVIDE for THE OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, EXPANSION & REPLACEMENT of HIRING HALLS or EMPLOYMENT CENTERS AT LOCATIONS WHERE THE UNION MAINTAIN OFFICES for THE BENEFIT of UNEMPLOYED & UNLICENSED SEAMEN & OTHER WORKERS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT IN THE SHIPPING & ALLIED TRANSPORTATION SERVICES INDUSTRIES WITHIN THE GEOGRAPHICAL JURISDICATION of THE UNIONS TOGETHER WITH SUCH ANCILLARY & COMPLEMENTARY SERVICES RELATED to THE OPERATION of THE HIRING HALLS & EMPLOYMENT CENTERS & to PROVIDE SERVICES & DEVELOP PROGRAMS to BENEFIT SUCH WORKERS BY HELPING THEM MAINTAIN & SHARPEN THEIR SKILLS & to DO ALL THAT is NECESSARY to IMPLEMENT APPLICABLE PROVISIONS of COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS for THE BENEFIT of SAID UNEMPLOYED INDIVIDUALS AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL DETERMINE; and to PAY AND/OR PROVIDE for THE ESTABLISHMENT & ADMINISTRATION of SAID FUND, AS MAY BE DETERMINED BY THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME to TIME.
How to reach them
ContactTHOMAS ORZECHOWSKITRUSTEE
In care of% LEAH COMER
Mailing address5201 CAPITAL GATEWAY DR, CAMP SPRINGS, MD 20746-4447
Main phone(301) 899-0675Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- July 1970
- County
- Prince George's
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