Aberdeen Informational- Canceled
Monthly informational meeting for members residing near Aberdeen, Washington.
Monthly informational meeting for members residing near Aberdeen, Washington.
Monthly informational meeting for members residing near Port Angeles, Washington.
Come be a part of this new and innovative forum where rank and file members can discover ways to participate in the success of our union. Contact Jerry Beaver: jbeaver@nwcarpenters.org • (509) 221-0822 Text message Organize to 91990 for meeting alerts and updates.
Come be a part of this new and innovative forum where rank and file members can discover ways to participate in the success of our union. Contact Jerry Beaver: jbeaver@nwcarpenters.org • (509) 221-0822 Text message Organize to 91990 for meeting alerts and updates.
Bi-monthly informational meeting for the Moses Lake, Washington area.
New to the United Brotherhood of Carpenters (UBC)? Join us for new member orientation and learn: About the structure of the Carpenters Union How to enroll and access benefits Methods for securing work How to sign-up for continued education and training Why it is important… Read More
Monthly informational meeting for members residing near Bremerton, Washington.
Come be a part of this new and innovative forum where rank and file members can discover ways to participate in the success of our union. Contact: Miguel Perry, mperry@nwcarpenters.org, (425) 330-2446 Text message Organize to 91990 for meeting alerts and updates.
THE UBC IS STRONGER WHEN SISTERS SUCCEED JOIN OUR MONTHLY MEETINGS Our meetings are more than a social hour. We plan events ranging from introducing young women to construction, recruiting women that are ready-to-work, volunteering in our community, and civic engagement. We take a less… Read More
Come be a part of this new and innovative forum where rank and file members can discover ways to participate in the success of our union. Contact: Antonio Acosta • aacosta@nwcarpenters.org • (509) 222-4054 Text message Organize to 91990 for meeting alerts and updates.
Our founding president, Peter J. McGuire worked tirelessly on the job sites across the country with his fellow Carpenters to organize the union. In 1881, he organized a Chicago convention to form a union. Representatives from 11 cities joined him and they produced a constitution and structure. Learn More