UA Local 393

ByLeyna Fleckenstein

UA Local 393 is proud of the men and women, both past and present, who have given the very best of themselves and, in turn, have provided our community with over 100 years of excellence. From certified welders ~ to master plumbers ~ to specialized pipe fitting journey members, UA Local 393 craftsmen have long led the way.

For more information on UA Local 393, visit their website, here.

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  • Auto-calculate of UA Local 393 Journeyman and/or Apprentice rates
  • Calculate and account for for UA Local 393 union benefits
  • Generate automatic union reports for UA Local 393
  • Simplify union audits for UA Local 393
  • Generate Certified Payroll reports for UA Local 393 work classes

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