Ohio Laborers’ Local 1015

Laborers’ Local 1015 is located in Canton, Ohio. Laborers’ Local 1015 are dedicated to the creation and retention of jobs that provide living wages and benefits, as well as training their workforce on job-site safety in order to give everyone the opportunity for advancement and better living.

For more information on Laborers’ Local 1015, visit their website, here.

Pay Ohio Laborers’ Local 1015 Automatically with HCM TradeSeal:

To automate payroll and reporting for this union: open HCM TradeSeal, go to "Trade Intelligence" and add OHLAB 1015- 2, OHLAB 1015- 3 to your list of unions. Adding this local will enable HCM TradeSeal to:

  • Auto-calculate of Ohio Laborers’ Local 1015 Journeyman and/or Apprentice rates
  • Calculate and account for for Ohio Laborers’ Local 1015 union benefits
  • Generate automatic union reports for Ohio Laborers’ Local 1015
  • Simplify union audits for Ohio Laborers’ Local 1015
  • Generate Certified Payroll reports for Ohio Laborers’ Local 1015 work classes

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