BAC Local 1 Oregon/Washington/Idaho/Montana

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BAC SIGNING BONUS FOR SKILLED NON-UNION BRICKLAYER & PCC CRAFTWORKERS

OSHA Now Available to members

BAC Local 1 OR/WA/ID/MT Journeyworkers now have access to OSHA training online. 

Scholarships Available

Ann Gallagher Memorial Scholarship
BAC Bates Scholarship
OR State Building & Construction Trades College Scholarship
Al Thomas Memorial Scholarships

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Union women earn 33% more than women working without the support of union representation

Show me the country that has no strikes and I'll show you the country in which there is no liberty. — Samuel Gompers

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OREGON STATE BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP

AMOUNT OF SCHOLARSHIP: $1,000.00

AWARDED TO: 

Two (2) applicants will each be awarded a $1,000 scholarship

QUALIFICATIONS:

Apprenticeship Application Form

Applications are accepted Monday - Friday 8 AM - 11 AM and 1 PM - 3 PM

or you may call 503-234-3781 for an appointment.

You must provide your state issued ID (front and back) along with the application*.  You may print out the application below, then call for details 503-234-3781 OR drop the application at our location:

Al Thomas Memorial Scholarships

AMOUNT OF SCHOLARSHIP: $1,000.00

Scholarship Details

Working Under Hot Conditions

As daylight hours increase during summer, so does business.  A great example is Construction.  As the number of projects grows, our workforce wants to complete as many as possible during these hours.  Unfortunately, that means a rise in temperature causing many health and safety concerns all related to heat.

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Protect Montana Workers' Quality of Life

Montana's State Legislature is considering  HB 251 , a right-to-work bill.  This bill will cut pay, benefits, our way of life and create dangerous work conditions.  In right-to-work states, pay for skilled workers  and benefits in the construction trade is far below those that have collective bargaining.   Contact your legistlature and tell them what you think!

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