Trust Funds

The health & welfare trust fund is a benefit plan that provides health insurance, medical reimbursement, supplemental unemployment, life insurance, disability, and holiday and vacation benefits.

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District Council

As proud members of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, District Council #4 serves Western and Central New York.

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Training

Even in today’s uncertain economy, highly trained workers are always in demand. Highly skilled workers command higher pay and better benefits than unskilled workers. Highly skilled workers are safer on the job and have fewer job-related accidents than do unskilled workers.

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Apprenticeship

Apprenticeships are high quality, work-based training programs for those who want to develop a rewarding career. An apprenticeship gives you the chance to earn while you learn!

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Contractors

The Contractors, employers and agencies of District Council #4 all share a common goal, provide their customers and clients with the highest quality craftsmanship and customer service that delivers proven results with a commitment to quality, performance, safety, integrity, professionalism and client satisfaction, their impact in the community is felt every day.

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Organizing

The Organizing Department is tasked with increasing marketshare and membership within the jurisdiction of District Council 4 through organizing campaigns, recruitment, and promotion of our highly skilled workforce and contractors

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Announcements

SUMMARY OF MATERIAL MODIFICATIONS TO THE PAINTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 4 HEALTH AND WELFARE FUND SUMMARY PLAN DESCRIPTION

Covid-19 Information

Union Plus Covid-19 Updates

Bold Action Platform for Working Families


During this COVID-19 crisis many jobsites have been deemed essential and critical. If you are called to work you should report to the job as usual. If you decline work the employer can deny your unemployment. The employers and GC’s have a responsibility to ensure the jobsites are safe and meet NYS standards for COVID-19 safety. Only when you report to work and see that a jobsite isn’t safe can you decline work without the risk of losing your unemployment. If you report to a jobsite that isn’t safe, document it (photos, etc) and contact your employer and your union representative to let them know ASAP.