We are pleased to share the following job openings. A resume, cover letter, and skills tests are required. Thank you for your interest in a career with the Northwest Carpenters Union! Administrative Assistant to the EST Office – Kent, WA Administrative Assistant – Portland, OR
The vote for the Washington AGC Tentative Agreement failed with a 52.2% no vote (Total Votes: 2,955 No; 2,690 Yes): buildnw.org/WWAresults. Please note that the Extension executed between the parties remains in effect through July 30th. As soon as we have more information to share,… Read More
Washington Member ObligationsObligaciones de Miembros de Washington Washington Brothers and Sisters, We have a Collective Bargaining Agreement in place that has been extended through July 30th. SECTION 1. It is mutually agreed that there shall be no strikes, lockouts or other slow down or cessation… Read More
Washington Members! Join with your bargaining team on Monday, July 19th from 6:00 to 7:30PM for an information session on your Washington Area Master Tentative Agreement. Meeting Location: Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center, Emerald Room (17620 International Blvd, Seattle, WA 98188) Satellites Locations:Local 70… Read More
Western & Central Washington Carpenters! Your bargaining team has reached a new tentative agreement. Read the Cover Letter and Tentative Agreement. Download the flier with highlights and information here. WWA TA Informational Flyer.pdfDescargue el folleto con información y aspectos destacados aquí. Folleto informativo de WWA… 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
Margaret Ellings became the first woman initiated into the United Brotherhood of Carpenters in October 1935. The establishment of a women’s committee within the United Brotherhood of Carpenters is one of the most important developments in the union’s recent history. Visit ubcsisters.org
