SHEET METAL WORKERS LOCAL UNION #55
The Sheet Metal Workers’ Local #55, represents skilled craftpersons in Washington State, Idaho, and Eastern Oregon. Sheet Metal Workers perform architectural sheet metal work, fabrication, installation, and service of heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems, rail work and more.
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SMART/Sheet Metal Workers #55 Business Representative, Mark Born is retiring at the completion of his elected term. Stop by Round Table Pizza on July 27, 2017 from 4:00pm to 7:00pm at 3201 West Court Street in Pasco to congratulate Mark on his great Sheet Metal Career and as Union Officer. -
SUMMARY OF MATERIAL MODIFICATIONS - Changes to Certain Eligibility Rules and Certain Benefits for Vision, Prescription Drug, and Disability Coverages Related to COBRA
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See the listing of the successful candidates from the local #55 election of officers on June 27th 2017 as tallied on June 30th 2017
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Sheet Metal Workers Local #55 Tri-City area members voted on 6/15/17 to endorse Jim Millbauer for Kennewick City Council position #4
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At their last meeting, the Board of Trustees reviewed Plan benefits and costs based on the overall claims paid by the Plan and projected cost trends.
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Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich explains the truth behind so-called "Right to Work" laws and how they hurt working families.
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SMW55 Offices
Main Office
1718 W Sylvester
Pasco, WA 99301
Phone 509-542-8700
Fax 509-542-8757
Spokane Office
7209 E Trent Ave
Spokane, WA 99212
Phone 509-922-1232
Fax 509-922-2969
Boise Office
5682 Albatros Street
Boise, ID 83705
Phone 208-362-5303
Fax 208-362-3664
Our Mission
Sheet Metal Air Rail Transportation Constitution and Ritual – In this age of organized effort, it is essential that those engaged at our trade must likewise organize in order to establish and maintain desirable working conditions and thus provide for themselves and their families that measure of comfort, happiness, and security to which every good citizen is entitled in return for his or her labor from a deep sense of pride in our trade, to give a fair day’s work for a fair day’s pay.
