What is the 14th order of business in an IBEW meeting?

The 14th order of business in an IBEW meeting is the "Good of the union." This portion of the agenda is important because it provides members with an opportunity to discuss matters that may not fall directly within the structured agenda items. It acts as a platform for expressing concerns, ideas, or support for union activities, fostering unity and collective engagement among members. This time is often utilized to promote camaraderie and the overall welfare of the union, allowing members to voice their thoughts or proposals that could benefit the organization as a whole.

The other choices pertain to different segments of a typical union meeting agenda but are addressed at different orders of business. For instance, financial reports and committee reports are important but are dealt with at earlier points, ensuring that all key facets of the union's operations are covered before reaching the concluding segment that focuses on member engagement and interaction.