Laborers’ Local 154

Laborers’ Local 154 represents nearly 1,000 workers in the construction industry in eastern Texas. It was chartered as an affiliate of the Laborers’ International Union of North America (LiUNA) on December 30, 2003.

Local 154 members enjoy good wages and benefits that include health insurance, a pension plan, scholarships, and the opportunity to study at the SouthWest Laborers’ Training Center (SWLTAF).

Visit the Laborers’ Local 154 website for additional information.

Pay Laborers’ Local 154 Automatically with HCM TradeSeal:

To automate payroll and reporting for this union: open HCM TradeSeal, go to "Trade Intelligence" and add LiUNA 154 to your list of unions. Adding this local will enable HCM TradeSeal to:

  • Auto-calculate of Laborers’ Local 154 Journeyman and/or Apprentice rates
  • Calculate and account for for Laborers’ Local 154 union benefits
  • Generate automatic union reports for Laborers’ Local 154
  • Simplify union audits for Laborers’ Local 154
  • Generate Certified Payroll reports for Laborers’ Local 154 work classes

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