This bond is not required by any Ohio statute or agency; the obligation comes from the collective bargaining agreement between a signatory electrical contractor and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local No. 212. It secures wages owed to electricians dispatched under that agreement. The bond amount is set by the union under its own regulations and signatory agreements rather than a published fee schedule — confirm the exact figure, obligee wording, and bond form with IBEW Local 212 before the bond is issued.

What the IBEW Local 212 wage bond actually guarantees

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Most IBEW Local 212 wage bonds approve instantly. Your executed bond and power of attorney will arrive by email, ready to send to the local.

4% of the bond amount plus a $25 fee, $125 minimum: the OH IBEW Local 212 wage bond securing payroll owed to Cincinnati-area electricians under the signatory agreement.

IBEW Local No. 212 — Wage Bond

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