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Hiring skilled, dependable Union Carpenters is better for business, helping make projects more profitable.
We’re not just building better, we’re building bigger. We’ve added three new states to our Council: Washington, Oregon, and Alaska. That means we’ll be representing Union Carpenters from the Canadian to the Mexican border, making us the biggest Regional Council in the UBC.
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Union carpenters built one of the largest solar array and battery storage systems in the United States.
Local 360 volunteers paid homage to fallen soldiers by placing Memorial Day flags at Orting Soldiers Home Cemetery.
Local 743 volunteers helped Roger Cook, a Vietnam veteran, repair his home after neighbors reached out to Local 743 for help.
U.S. Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer toured the WSRCC Training Center in Denver. and met with instructors and apprentices.
WSRCC celebrates National Skilled Trades Day—a day dedicated to celebrating the men and women whose hard work builds and maintains our communities.
Albuquerque Union Carpenters welcomed over 50 high school students to the Local 1319 Carpenters Training Center.
WSRCC political outreach staff and Washington State Representatives with Governor Bob Ferguson at the state capitol in Olympia. for the signing of HB 1821.
Offering a space for women to build community while they build trade skills is crucial for the participants who are about to enter a male-dominated field.
Local 59 members and their families turned out for this year's Easter egg hunt in Spokane.
