What an incredible afternoon celebrating the women who are building, leading, and changing our construction industry for the better! The ULA Network was proud to attend the 2026 Equity Leadership Awards Luncheon supporting Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW).
Join Hello Heart for an informative webinar focused on men’s heart health and the growing impact cardiovascular conditions have on employers and labor benefit funds.
Webinar: Tuesday, June 30 2:00 PM EST
Registration:
https://t.co/mA3wUk8PZz
#hearthealth#union#menshealth
The ULA Network was proud to attend the NYC District Council of Carpenters Open House and Golden Hammer Competition, where graduating apprentices showcased the skills, dedication, and craftsmanship they've developed throughout their apprenticeship journey.
Supporting the Whole Teamster Family
Mental health is an important part of overall health, and Teamsters Local 810 continues to demonstrate its commitment to supporting members both on and off the job.
At the NYC District Council of Carpenters Training Center, Joe Reilly, President of Carpenters Local 45, spoke about the importance of apprenticeship, training, and creating opportunities for the next generation of skilled tradespeople.
The ULA Network is proud to support, educate, and promote Union Labor and our communities:
NYC Carpenters Training Center Open House 2026
May 28, 2026
7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
395 Hudson St, 2nd Floor, New York, NY
To learn more visit: https://t.co/xYXkJXeDxy
Empowering the Next Generation Through Union Labor
At Industry City in Brooklyn, the ULA Network had the opportunity to sit down with Judaline Cassidy, founder of Tools & Tiaras a powerful nonprofit changing the future of the skilled trades.
Brendan Loftus: Turning Service Into Opportunity Through Union Careers
Brendan Loftus, Director of Member Assistance for Local 1 of the International Union of Elevator Constructors, represents the life-changing impact union careers can have on our nation’s veterans.
This Memorial Day, the ULA Network honors the brave servicemen and women who gave their lives for our country. Their sacrifice and selfless service will never be forgotten. Today, we pause to remember and pay tribute to our nation’s heroes.
God Bless America 🇺🇸
At the heart of everything we do through the ULA Network Foundation’s Vets4Vets Community Construction Project is exactly what Chris Erikson Jr. Business Manager for IBEW Local 3, so powerfully shared—ensuring our veterans are never alone when they come home.
A great day at the NY Helmets to Hardhats Annual Open House led by Anne Trenkel, Executive Director. The event welcomed 165 veterans and 15 unions, creating an informative and respectful environment focused on opportunity, brotherhood, and career pathways in the building trades.
Gary LaBarbera Jr., Teamsters Local 282 Business Agent and 20 year Marine Veteran, was proud to represent Local 282 at the NY Helmets to Hardhats 2026 Open House showcasing the career opportunities available to veterans seeking a future in New York City’s union workforce. 🇺🇸
Building Careers That Last a Lifetime
At the ULA Network, we’re proud to highlight voices like Tom Hurley of the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters and Local 253—leaders who are opening doors for the next generation of skilled trades professionals.
One of the most powerful aspects of being part of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters is knowing that you’re never alone on the job or in life.
Through resources like Teamsters Center Services, members and their families have access to real support when it matters most.
Specialty drug costs are rising fast and union health plans are feeling the impact. That’s why the ULA Network is proud to spotlight RxBenefits, helping labor funds balance cost control with quality member care through smarter pharmacy benefit strategies.
https://t.co/6w9m0EkZB1
Building Brotherhood & Sisterhood Beyond the Uniform
At the NYC Depart. of Veterans' Services, the mission is clear—no veteran should ever feel alone after their service ends. And through the work of Commissioner Yesenia Mata, that message continues to resonate across NYC, NY.
Across the country, programs like Maplewoodshop are bringing shop education back & it’s changing how students learn, grow, & see their future. With over 250 schools engaged, students are gaining confidence, creativity, and exposure to real career pathways in the skilled trades.
Building the Future - One Generation at a Time
At the Carpenters Training Center Open House in Edison, NJ, we’re seeing firsthand how powerful mentorship and workforce development can be.
Building Futures Through Opportunity, Education & Union Careers
It was great being on the ground in Edison, New Jersey at the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters Training Center for the 2026 Open House & Apprenticeship Showcase.