PG&E Union Contract/Steward Database

Please Click Here For ESC PGE STEWARD DATABASE:
(If you are are a Steward and are not sure how to access the database please call the Union Office and someone will gladly assist you).

Click here for a pdf of the current Agreement between ESC Local 20 and PG&E

Some minor changes were made as of 2/9/2010

Click on the links below for pdfs of the exhibits to the contract:

Exhibit F: Division GC

Exhibit G: Per Diem Areas

Exhibit H: GO Labor Management and Contracting

Exhibit I: GO Flextime

Exhibit K: General Construction Title 21 22

Exhibit L: Design Drafting title 21 22

Exhibit M: Land Shared Roles

Exhibit N: Estimator Training

Exhibit O: Critical Classification

Exhibit P: Alternative Schedules

Exhibit Q: Distribution Engineers

Exhibit R: Corporate Real Estate and Tech Land Services

Exhibit S-1: Senior New Business Reps and Industrial Power Engineers

Exhibit S: Work & Resource Scheduler and the Scheduler in Training

Exhibit T: Project Engineering

Exhibit U: System Protection Engineer

Exhibit V: Substation Strategy Implementation

Exhibit W: Project Managers and Project Controls Analysts

Exhibit X: Electric Standards Engineers

Exhibit Z: Environmental Services and Environmental Remediation

Exhibit Z-1: Telecommunications Engineers

Exhibit Z-2: Power Generation

Exhibit Z-3: Diablo Canyon Power Plant Engineering and Quality Verification

LOA-10-28: Consolidate Construction and Maintenance Planners

About Our Local
Welcome to the home page of the Engineers and Scientists of California Local 20, International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers AFL-CIO & CLC.

We are a union which organizes and represents engineering, technical, and scientific employees throughout Northern California.

ESC Local 20 is a progressive labor union organizing and representing men and women in professional, technical, administrative and associated occupations in the San Francisco Bay Area and throughout Northern California.
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Why You Need To Join a Union Union members earn better wages and benefits than workers who aren't union members. On average, union workers' wages are 29 percent higher than their nonunion counterparts.

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