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NORTHWEST CARPENTERS UNION
March Edition
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Taking a Second to Reflect
We caught up with a few industry professionals to get a sense of how they are moving through this unique time in history.
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Taking Care During Uncertain Times
Our industry is one of the hardest hit by times of uncertainty. Indeed, this is not the first economic disruption that we have endured. Still, it is difficult, and we need to be mindful of how that impacts us as individuals, our families, and our coworkers. For information on mental health and suicide prevention resources, click here.
Rosie the Riveter emerged during World War II as a figure of empowerment for working women across America. Learn more about Rosie and her sustaining impact in this National Geographic article “How did a WWII campaign endure to inspire today?“
Public demonstrations have been postponed, yet our fight against cheating contractors continues.
Learn more about ongoing efforts HERE
Ambassador Program Encourages A Career In Carpentry
The average age of entry into our free apprenticeship programs hovers at 28 years old. In efforts to lower that age, the Pacific Northwest Carpenters Institute developed an Ambassador Program.
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