Who We Are

Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 1 NY is dedicated to the craft of bricklaying, stonesetting, stone tending, masonry restoration and plastering. With over 5000 strong of the most talented masonry craft workers hailing not just from the New York City and Long Island area but from around the world, these Union members are responsible for some of the “who’s who" of buildings, including Grand Central Station, the Chrysler Building, the Met-Life Building, the American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center, the Cloisters, the Frick, the Metropolitan Museum, as well as thousands of office and residential buildings.

 

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Your union rights – to work decent hours for a decent wage, to a safe work place, to training, to health benefits and a pension -- are under assault by radical conservatives all over our country and right here in New York.  Unless BAC Local 1 members and their families register and fight back at the voting booth, we may not be here much longer.

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Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor

Massapequa, N.Y. -- The meeting of the Plainedge School Board was already tense when union representatives posed a question: Are they aware that a construction company working on the new athletic facility/recreation center has a history of breaking the law?

The School Board asked union members to hold their questions until later in the meeting, after they’d finished discussing their budget crisis. One union official stepped away – but another walked straight up to the mike.

 Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor
 Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor
 Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor
 Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor
 Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor
 Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor
 Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor
 Unions Confront School Board Over Convicted Contractor

Battling Non-Union Contractors

By Jack Argila, Secretary-Treasurer, BAC Local 1

In November 2009, demolition workers employed at a construction site called Metro North Rehab (Hobbes Court & the Siena) in East Harlem began complaining that they were not receiving the correct wages from their employers…

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