Construction & Master Laborers Local 11

“The members of the organization are all active, dues paying union members.”

“The organization has members. All active members are able to elect members of the governing body. The next election occurs in may 2018.”

“The board are elected by members. All members are allowed to vote, approval of annual budget also requires a vote by the members of the board.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the organization before the form is filed.”

“The written conflict of interest policy is included in the code of best practices that is a part of the constitution by which our organization is governed. Any member or employee of the organization can contact the liuna (an affiliated organization also governed by the constitution) general president with any complaint arising under the constitution, the code of best practices or any other disciplinary rule, regulation, practice or procedure adopted by the liuna general executive board. The code of best practice explains the disciplinary procedure that must be followed when necessary and the independent officers who are entrusted to enforce the code. The us department of labor requires all non-clerical employees to report on form lm-30 potential situations where there may be conflicts of interest. This information is open to the public.”

“The constitution (governing document) and code of best practices (conflict of interest policy) is available through the united states department of labor, olms, online public disclosure room. The information is filed under laborers international union of north america, which files an annual financial report with the department of labor which can also be obtained on the online public disclosure room.”

“Transfer from merger 3,565,552 local union 657 was merged into local union 11, effective july 1, 2016. The assets of local union 657 were transferred to local union 11. The total net assets transferred was 3,565,552. The assets transferred include: cash 262,613 investments in marketable securities 791,725 fixed assets 2,485,589 (net of 957,936 in accumulated depreciation) deposits 25,625 total: 3,565,552”