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Local 36 Membership Benefits
As of 3 / 01 / 2005 Sheet Metal Worker Apprentice starting salary is $15.25 Journeyman salary is $32.89 HVAC Residential Service Apprentice starting wage is $13.45 Journeyman wage is $28.43
Open access PPO (HealthLink) Vision Dental Prescriptions Mental health Substance abuse program
International Sheet Metal Workers pension program Local 36 Sheet Metal Workers pension program 401(k) Prudential Securities participation (vested from day one)
Increased productivity stems from: Continuous education and training Hands on training working with skilled journeyman craftsmen Access and Knowledge of over 117 years of standards and integrity Diversified knowledge from working in an industry that has many careers options
Local 36 Members have the benefit of not having to find and interview for jobs. Local 36 Members are paid the same hourly wage regardless of employer Local 36 members retain their health and welfare benefits regardless of employer
The average Local 36 Sheet Metal Worker apprentice age is 30, married and 2 children
Workers have basic rights. Freedom to join a union is one of the most important rights. What does being a union member mean?
A larger disposable income can increase your families standard of living and promote savings.
Health insurance and a higher income go a long way in preventing economic catastrophe
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