After working a series of odd jobs upon graduating college with a degree in business administration, Miles Blaney couldn’t escape the feeling that he hadn’t found his true path. It
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Lake Success, NY— LaborPress’s Annual Apprentice Awards ceremony brought out hundreds of people to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters’ Local 282 union hall on June 20th to celebrate the excellence
Adrian Mitchell has always gotten satisfaction from doing little things to help his friends. To him, the engineering trades offer him an opportunity on two levels — to contribute good
Even coming from a family of three previous generations of sign makers didn’t prepare Kathryn Going for what she saw when she took a summer job working in her family’s
Zachary Ris was not new to unions when he entered into the Ironworkers Local 46 apprenticeship program. He’d worked at UPS for the past seven years. But he wanted to
From the minor league baseball field to the field of HVAC operation, the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 94 apprentice Joseph Serrapica blazed an uncommon career path into his
From an early age, Stephanie Gomez always knew that she wanted to take after her stepfather to build things she could be proud of. But she didn’t know until she
After 17 years of working retail and wholesale, Carlos Marine couldn’t escape the feeling that he wanted to build things with his hands — projects that he could be proud
Auriello Ordelon says that his job as a scaffolding installer with Cement and Concrete Workers Local 6a doesn’t just make him proud as a worker, it makes him proud as
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