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The New England Regional Council of Carpenters represents 22,000 carpenters, pile drivers, shop and millmen, and floorcoverers working throughout New England.

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CT DOL issues 13 "Stop Work" orders

The Connecticut Department of Labor issued “Stop Work” orders against 13 construction companies in recent weeks for misclassifying workers as “independent contractors.” The orders were issued in multiple communities where contractors were found to have misclassified workers for the purpose of avoiding their obligations to carry workers’ compensation and paying federal and state unemployment taxes, including unemployment.


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The UBC began in 1881 when 36 carpenters from 11 cities formed a national union with a constitution, a structure and two thousand members. From humble beginnings arose a powerful political and economic force, setting the standards for wages, benefits, conditions and quality on every project in the United States. Learn More 

 

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Registration is now open for 2012 Winter/Spring Semester training. All training is provided FREE to UBC members. These courses are filled on a first-come, first-served basis, so register early! Learn More 

 

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The Carpenters Center Media Wall promotes the union’s work and values to 280,000 daily commuters. It also allows us to promote our partnerships within the construction industry and the communities in which we live and work.

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