IUEC Active Member Death Benefit
The families of our active IUEC members are provided with a death benefit in the event that their loved one is killed on the job. The benefit is distributed through the IUEC’s death benefit fund, which is funded by a $5.00 quarterly assessment from each active member of the IUEC. The International delivers the assessment to the family of the deceased within one week of the member’s passing. Please note that the death benefit will only be paid if the deceased member was current with his/her dues and assessments prior to his/her death. The beneficiary is determined by the deceased member’s paperwork on file with the benefit fund’s office.
Union Plus
The AFL-CIO created Union Privilege in 1986 to provide union members and their families with valuable consumer benefits. With Union Plus benefits, your union membership “pays” at work and at home.
By using the collective buying power of unions, we are able to offer valuable, discounted products and services exclusively to working families. Savings. Service. Solidarity.
With savings on everyday items such as wireless phones, tires, flowers as well as discounts on travel, cars, and more, you can save over $1,300 annually with your Union Plus benefits
Find out how much YOU can save this year…
Union Plus Credit Card:
The IUEC Credit Card Program offers several card choices designed to meet the needs of IUEC members and their families. The IUEC Credit Card Program is issued by Capital One*.
*Credit approval required. Terms and conditions apply. The Union Plus Credit Cards are issued by Capital One, N.A. pursuant to a license from Mastercard International Incorporated. Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated.
Union Sportsmen’s Alliance
The International Union of Elevator Constructors is a Charter Union of the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA). Thanks to the IUEC’s financial support, the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance offers a USA Charter Partner membership at no cost to active and retired members of the IUEC and their spouses.