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Jun 8, 2022 · The Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council has endorsed a bipartisan list of candidates for Illinois’ local, state and national primary races. The state’s Primary Election is being held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022.
Mission. The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (UBC) is one of North America’s largest building trades unions, with over a half-million members. With pride in our more than 135-year history, we strive for job fairness and family-sustaining wages and benefits. Learn More.
Illinois For all topics except skills training, search the dropdown for your local UBC Council. Our Regional Councils align with current construction industry markets, so whatever your question, be assured you'll be talking with people who know the territory, the members, and the markets.
CHICAGO — Workers around the state have new protections to help ensure they are paid what's owed to them under new legislation that passed the Illinois General Assembly last week. HB5412 makes a primary contractor liable for the failure of a subcontractor to pay wages owed to its workers.
Local 243 is East Central Illinois’ home for Union Carpenters. We are a non-profit organization that represents hundreds of skilled, productive and safety-conscious carpenters who work on the largest, most challenging and high-profile projects.
Nov 8, 2022 · Illinois voters approved a massive bill enshrining workers rights on Election Day, Nov. 8, 2022. Click on the video above and hear what Illinois members had to say about the Amendment and what means for organized labor in Illinois.
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Oct 2, 2021 · The Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters is gaining 20,000 members from the St. Louis regional council that was dissolved last week, the labor union announced Thursday. The move boosts Chicago’s membership total over 50,000.
