By: Josh Kulla in Oregon Daily Journal of Commerce | March 15, 2021 9:26 am A pair of companion bills that would change how prevailing wage is calculated for public construction projects are under consideration during the 2021 Oregon legislative session. Senate Bill 493 and House Bill 2419 would largely… Read More
Reunión Virtual Informativa en EspañolMartes, 9 de Febrero, 6 pm *Para miembros del estado de Washington. Pasos a seguir para registrarse para asistir a la reunión. Use esta liga para registrarse para asistir a la reunión. Ingrese su correo electronico y envíe su registro. Revise… Read More
As we experience fires in our region, the health and safety of our members and their families is our top priority. Your employer will supply you with the PPE required to keep you safe. If you have concerns about your job site, do not hesitate… Read More
BUILDING ON OUR RICH HISTORY We are excited to launch a new look for Northwest Carpenters Union. Our brand refresh builds on our rich history as Union Carpenters and captures our Pacific Northwest pride. Think of the momentum our organization gained since our last logo… Read More
The Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters Executive Committee is proud to unanimously pass this resolution in support of the Black Lives Matter Movement on this day, Juneteenth*, 2020: We are deeply moved by the organizing efforts of hundreds of thousands of people in support… Read More
The Whatcom County Council will vote on the ninth consecutive Cherry Point fossil fuel moratorium on Tuesday, June 2. This confirms the Council’s clear intention to continue to pursue their proposed Cherry Point amendments despite the economic uncertainty created by the COVID-19 crisis. This action could… Read More
Alaska Info Meeting | May 19, 2020, @ 6 PM via Zoom Scott Hansen gave Introductions and format for the meeting. Communication Update: All council and Alaska rep contact info is listed on the website. Chris is posting links to UBC ICRA/COVID-19 training. All AK… Read More
Workers who complete apprenticeship programs earn $300,000 more over their lifetime than peers who don’t. Learn More
