IA 470 Hiring Hall
IATSE 470 operates a Hiring Hall to place workers in jobs. All workers must become members of the Hiring Hall and agree to the terms and conditions of the Hiring Hall Procedures. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A MEMBER OF IATSE 470 TO BE A MEMBER OF THE HIRING HALL! You DO have to be a member of the Hiring Hall to receive work through the Hiring Hall.
If you are interested in working through the Hiring Hall, review the Hiring Hall Procedures, then print, fill out, and return the Hiring Hall Agreement to the address on the form.
- Hiring Hall Rules and Procedures
- Hiring Hall Agreement (Dispatch list application)
- Hiring Hall Dispatch List
- Rigging Dispatch List
- Rigger Number List
- Wardrobe-Hair-Makeup Dispatch List
- Worker Conduct Policy
- Hiring Hall Referral Fee
- Hiring Hall Employment Report
BE AWARE that applying to the Hiring Hall is NO GUARANTEE of receiving work! Work is assigned according the Procedures outlined in the document. See the Hiring Hall Procedures for details. The terms of the Worker Conduct Policy applies to ALL workers who work through the Hiring Hall.
Venue Paperwork
Worker are required by law to prove employment eligibility and to file income tax paperwork before they can be hired. YOU MUST DO THIS WITH EACH EMPLOYER! Forms filed with one employer will NOT transfer to another. The forms required for ALL employers are the I9 Form, The Federal W4 Form, and the Wisconsin WT-4 Form. Some employers also require their own "New Hire" forms, and may offer a direct payment option for your paycheck. Usually you will get these forms from your job steward the first you work. Paperwork for SOME of our venues can be found below.
To fill out the I9 Form you MUST provide Proof of Citizenship and Proof of Employment Elligibility. You MUST bring these proof documents with you the first time you are working for any employer or venue. A complete list of acceptable documents is attached to the I9 Form. You need ONE document from Column A (e.g. an unexpired Passport) -OR- you need TWO documents: one document from Column B -AND- one from Column C. For most people this usually means a Drivers License (column B) and a Social Security Card (column C), or you can use a Passport (column A).
PMI Entertainment Group (Resch Complex, Meyer Theatre) Documents
Fox Valley Performing Arts Center Documents
Weidner Center Presents, Inc.
DP Payroll Processing, Inc.
DP Payroll Processing, Inc. is a payroll corporation sometimes used by IA 470 employers.
Stewards and employees should note:
Additional steward materials can be found in the Members Only part of this web site.