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Laborers’ Local 1092

Laborers’ Local 1092 has a membership that consists almost entirely of public sector employees. The majority of its 1,000-membership is comprised of City of Chicago employees with around 95% of those being prevailing wage rate construction laborers.

The union also represents laborers employed by the Office of the Secretary of State of Illinois in its Chicago area facilities.

Local 1092 is associated with Chicago Area LECET. Therefore, its members may take advantage of a number of programs, such as the training provided by the Chicagoland Laborers District Council Training & Apprentice Fund, health, and pension plans, dental insurance, multiple scholarships, etc.

For more information visit local1092.org

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