Welcome to EIT Benefit Funds

Serving the Members of IBEW Local Union 134

The Electrical Insurance Trustees Benefits Funds (EIT) administers benefit plans for members of IBEW Local Union 134 and their families. EIT manages the plans under the direction of the Board of Trustees composed of representatives from the Electrical Contractor’s Association of the City of Chicago and IBEW Local Union 134.

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Suspension of Unemployment Plan Benefits

Be advised that, at the recommendation of the Joint Arbitration Board, benefits from the Supplemental Unemployment Benefit (“SUB”) Fund will be SUSPENDED until further notice. Certifications submitted for weeks ending May 9, 2026, and after will not be eligible for payment.

Any SUB certifications submitted for periods up through week ending May 2, 2026, will be eligible for payment, provided you meet all SUB Plan eligibility requirements.

If you have any questions, please contact the SUB department at 312-782-5442, then press 3.
Pension Plan 2 “60 & Out” Option

Learn more about the new Pension Plan 2 benefit offered to Construction Members effective 9/1/2025.

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Construction

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Communication

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Building, Hotel, Sign & Maintenance

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Office & Miscellaneous

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Participatory

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Administrative

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Alsip & Northbrook Health Centers

Healthcare at no cost for covered participants, eligible dependents and covered retirees. Access to healthcare in person at the health centers or anywhere with 24/7 virtual care.

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Get to Know EIT

About EIT Benefits Funds

Founded in 1930, EIT has provided a full range of health & welfare benefits to members and their families.

ECA of Chicago

Since 1903, ECA has offered outstanding educational opportunities and business services to electrical contractors.

IBEW Local 134

For more than 100 years, IBEW Local 134 has played a significant role in shaping the growth of the city of Chicago and advocating for workers’ rights.