A Message from Frank Spencer
Eastern District Vice President
Supervisor, NYC District Council of Carpenters.
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04-06-10 15:58

New Review Officer Appointment Announcement[more...]

We would like to announce the appointment of Mr. Dennis M. Walsh as Review Officer of the New York City District Council of Carpenters.  As Review Officer of this Council, Mr. Walsh will work with...

19-05-10 00:00

Local 157, Local 608, Local 1536 and Local 2287 Representatives Relocated to the District Council[more...]

Local 157, Local 608, Local 1536 and Local 2287 representatives will be working together on a daily basis out of the Business Representative Center located in the NYC District Council offices to co...

Events:

Local 608 Union Meeting

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Tuesday, August 3rd

Local 740 Union Meeting

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Thursday, August 5th

Local 1456 Union Meeting

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Tuesday, August 10th

Local 20 Union Meeting

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Monday, August 16th

Local 157 Union Meeting

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Monday, August 16th

Current Issue Summer 2010



07-06-10 15:34

Making it in a Man's World: Group helps women become tradeswomen (CNN, 6/3/10)[more...]

NEW YORK (CNN) -- Construction sites are still largely male-dominated. But one hard-hat wearing woman spends a lot of time hanging with the guys.Alex Coveleski, 38, is an apprentice dock builder wh...

21-04-10 15:06

Carpenters Rally at Brooklyn Jobsite (The Brooklyn Paper, 4/21/10)[more...]

‘Labor’ pains at Carroll Gardens job site
By Gary Buisofor The Brooklyn PaperApril 21, 2010
A controversial Carroll Gardens development continues to be a flashpoint for protests, with union offic...

12-04-10 08:08

New York City District Council of Carpenters helps carpenters earn college degrees (NY Daily News 4/11/10)[more...]

BY Jonathan Balthaser SPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEWS
Sunday, April 11th 2010
Alex Johnson doesn't crumble working under often brutal conditions, erecting walls, joining girders and welding steel as a...

Events:

July 29th, 1970

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 The United Farm Workers won a contract with California grape growers after a five-year strike. This was an important victory for all U.S. workers because it worked towards eliminating the division of workers into those who can and those who can’t legally organize under the NLRA.