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The common term for a group of workers looking to join a union is ‘organizing’. Workers organize to improve their working conditions, increase pay and benefits, and to create a better work environment. UA members receive a high quality education with numerous opportunities to continue their education and learn the latest technologies.[/vc_toggl
A union is a collective organization of individuals who have joined together to pursue a common goal. Union members engage in collective bargaining to improve their quality of lives through better working conditions, wages and benefits.[/vc_toggl
Who is eligible to join UA?
Applicants must be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or GED and be physically capable of performing work.[/vc_toggl
How much will I get paid?
The pay scale and benefits are determined by the collective bargaining agreement that each local union makes with their respective signatory contractors.[/vc_toggl
Do I need any pipe trade experience?
No experience is required to become an apprentice. Demonstrated ability and experience is required to join the UA as a journeyperson.[/vc_toggl
What is the difference between an Apprentice and a Journey Person?
No experience is required to become an apprentice. Demonstrated ability and experience is required to join the UA as a journeyperson.[/vc_toggl