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Indiana — IBEW Local No. 531 Wage And Fringe Benefits Bond

Arrange the wage and fringe benefit security requested for your IBEW Local No. 531 employer agreement in Indiana. With the payroll and fund details ready, select Purchase Now to begin the application.

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Recorded state
Indiana
Bond type
Wage & Fringe Benefits Bond
Category
Employment, wages & benefits

What this bond does

The bond secures the employer's wage and fringe benefit duties specified in the required form. Its scope follows the labor agreement rather than a general Indiana contractor license.

Who needs it
Employers arranging wage and benefit security requested under an agreement involving IBEW Local No. 531.
Who it protects
The bond identifies the covered union, workers, benefit funds or trustees as applicable. List the required recipients exactly rather than substituting a project owner.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Start with the labor agreement and payroll

Prepare the signatory employer's legal name, applicable agreement, and bond demand. Identify the work classifications, payroll period, and benefit contributions covered.

Local 531's public training information distinguishes journeyman wireman, residential and telecommunications programs. Use your actual agreement and classification rather than applying one wage schedule to every electrical worker.

Name every required recipient and obligation

Use the bond wording supplied with the request to identify wages, fringe benefits and any covered remittance obligations. Include each required fund or trustee designation.

Prepare payroll and contribution information needed for underwriting. Continue wage payments and fund reporting while the bond remains in place; security does not pay the employer's regular remittances.

Apply under the signatory employer's identity

Select Purchase Now to open Propeller's Local 531 application in a new tab. Use the agreement reference, requested amount and union or fund form. You can start the application before you have an executed bond.

After issuance, review the employer and recipient names and the covered payments. Complete execution and delivery as the requesting office directs, and keep its acceptance with the labor-agreement records. Check continuation and cancellation instructions separately; applying does not establish issuance or fund acceptance.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Signatory employer and applicable agreement.
  2. Covered work classifications and payroll information.
  3. Required union, fund or trustee names.
  4. Bond demand, amount and effective period.

Questions about this bond

Is this an Indiana electrical license bond?

No. It secures employer wage and fringe benefit obligations under the named union agreement. A construction payment bond, ERISA fidelity bond and employee insurance each serve a different purpose.

Does it replace employer benefit contributions?

No. Continue payroll, contributions and reporting under the agreement.

Who sets the security amount?

Use the amount in the applicable agreement or union/fund request.

Can the construction owner be named instead of the funds?

Use the exact recipients required by the wage and fringe benefit form. A project-owner bond has a different purpose.

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