The Southern Regional Council of Carpenters is proud to endorse Montserrat Garibay to represent the 49th District in the Texas House of Representatives. As an educator and labor leader, Garibay has consistently championed working families and fought for policies that protect workers’ rights. Her leadership at the Texas AFL-CIO reflects her deep commitment to workplace …
The Southern Regional Council of Carpenters has officially endorsed Texas State Representative James Talarico in his campaign to represent the state of Texas in the United States Senate. You can read Southern Regional Council of Carpenters Executive Secretary-Treasurer and CEO Kavin Griffin’s statement below: “The Southern Regional Council of Carpenters is proud to endorse Texas …
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Through the Southern District Training Trust Fund, SRCC members can access training that will keep you up to date on rapid changes taking place in industries across our region. This free, ongoing training makes you marketable to many employers.
Growing up in a union family in Oklahoma, Alexandra “Allie” Williams didn’t think she would become a carpenter, joking, “I accidentally joined the union seven years ago.”
The Southern Regional Council of Carpenters’ Member Engagement Program coordinators have begun attending a leadership-development program at the United Brotherhood of Carpenters International Training Center in Las Vegas.
Shery Ragsdale became a union millwright at age 49, after working as a nurse and a high-level manager with the Tupperware company. Read our Q&A with this Local 216 member to learn more about her bittersweet journey and her message for fellow members.
An opinion piece SRCC Executive Secretary-Treasurer and CEO Kavin Griffin wrote discussing opportunities trade careers offer was featured in the Tampa Bay Times on Feb. 4. You can read the full column below or at the Tampa Bay Times.
Even in the South, winter weather can pose serious health risks for workers in our industries. Extended exposure to cold or freezing temperatures – or a combination of cool temperatures, wind, and moisture – can lead to frostbite, hypothermia, trench foot, and other conditions.
One of the most critical challenges facing the construction industry is a lack of skilled craftspeople. In some markets, especially here in the rapidly growing South, the work is available, but the skilled tradespeople aren’t. The Southern District Training Trust Fund is working to change that.
Western Industrial Contractors and its SRCC workforce are eight weeks ahead of schedule as they wrap up the first upgrade in decades of the automated mail sorting system at the Greensboro, North Carolina, U.S. Postal Service processing and distribution center.
