North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters

North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters

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Together, we build the future. If you're a carpenter in New England or New York (excluding the 5 boroughs) or rely on carpenters in NE or NY, we can help you.

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09/09/2026

Carpenters Local 290 are proud to stand with Tom Suozzi as he kicks off his re-election campaign in New York’s Third Congressional District. Tom continues to be a tremendous friend to organized labor, especially the Carpenters union.

Our members know that elections are about showing up. We register. We organize. We campaign. And we vote. We make a difference, not just at the ballot box, but by standing together and making sure our voice is heard.

We’re proud to support candidates like Rep. Tom Suozzi who understand and care about our core issues: nasrcc.org/ISSUES

09/08/2026

Yesterday, we celebrated the why behind Labor Day: the power of solidarity and standing together🛠️💪

Now, let’s celebrate that spirit at Family Fun Day & Skills Olympics this Saturday at our flagship training center in Millbury, MA! Bring the whole family for a day of fun, skills and union solidarity. The weather looks awesome!🌞😎

See you there!

Upcoming Classes - NASCTF 09/08/2026

Whether you're an apprentice or journey level, these classes will help you advance your career and keep your skills current as the construction industry changes.

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Upcoming Classes - NASCTF Take a look at the upcoming NASCTF classes offered, and submit a request if you see a class that you're looking for that isn't available.

09/08/2026

🚨DEADLINE TOMORROW, 9/9!🚨Join our annual NASRCC GOTV Conference, happening Saturday, 9/26, in Albany.

Open to members in good standing, the conference will provide valuable information and training to help members understand the issues that impact our jobs, wages and future, and give them to tools to take action.

Overnight accommodations and a stiped are included. To express interest in attending, please complete this form by tomorrow, 9/9: https://nasrcc.jotform.com/261723771022148

09/08/2026

📚 Back to school is a time to think about what comes next.

For young adults who are exploring their options after high school, a career in the skilled trades can offer purpose, opportunity and a path to a rewarding future.

Help us get the word out about the benefits of a career as a union carpenter. From hands-on training and career growth to good wages, strong benefits, backed by a brotherhood, there’s a lot to build toward. 🛠️

🔗 NASRCC.ORG/YourFuture

Photos from Carpenters Local 277's post 09/08/2026

Across our region, union members were out in force celebrating Labor Day! Today and every , we celebrate the victories we’ve won by standing together, and the strength we have when we stand united.

Photos 09/07/2026

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Photos from Carpenters Local 276 WNY's post 09/07/2026

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09/06/2026

Tomorrow, we celebrate Labor Day and the legacy of Peter J. McGuire, our union’s founder.

Peter J. McGuire, was an organizer. He spoke one-on-one to carpenters about their work and their working conditions. He instilled in them a belief that by working together, they could all do better. And they did.

What McGuire taught those carpenters is still true for every member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, from new apprentices to retired journey level carpenters. When we work together, we not only put up the tallest and the strongest structures, we build up each other.

09/04/2026

As a union carpenter, you’re part of a proud tradition. Labor Day is more than a holiday for union carpenters, it’s part of our UBC story. Watch NASRCC EST Joe Byrne talks about Peter J. McGuire and the legacy of Labor Day.

144 years ago, our union’s founder, Peter McGuire, proposed the idea of Labor Day and educated, agitated, and organized to make it official. Today, we carry that proud tradition forward. We celebrate what we’ve built together, the victories we’ve won, the strength that unites us, and the vision we carry into the future.

This weekend, show your and honor the power of solidarity. Have a safe and happy Labor Day weekend, brothers and sisters. You’ve earned it!💪💪

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America

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