Be a volunteer organizer.  Don't sit back and wait for someone else to take action.  The action starts with you.  Call the IBEW and we'll help you get started in organizing your workplace.  You won't be alone.

If there is already an organizing drive underway, step up and volunteer your time to serve on the Voluntary Organizing Committee.  It's an important job for how well the committee does in educating fellow employees and getting authorization cards signed will determine whether the election campaign is successful and you have a union.  The only qualifications for committee membership are honesty, commitment and a willingness to help fellow workers.  And, if at all possible, members should represent a cross section of the plant.

As a voluntary organizer in your workplace, we ask that you take this pledge.

I will... contribute my time and energy to advance my Union and, in doing so, I will advance the worker's cause, just as others before me have given freely of themselves to make possible what I have and enjoy today.

• ... help those less fortunate than I and will seek equality through constructive Union action.
• ... adhere to the Union principle that an "injury to ONE is an injury to ALL."
• ... seek the truth with justice for all. I know no hate. I seek no vengeance.
• . . I will help and assist all brothers and sisters in adversity.
• ... never discriminate on account of race, color or creed.
• ... defend the freedom of thought, whether expressed by tongue or pen.