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June 2025: Men's Health Month

With over 90% of construction workers being male, the Bricklayers' Member Assistance Program (MAP) joins the U.S. and Canada in recognizing Men's Health Month. Many construction-related behavioral health issues can be prevented or addressed with awareness and education, so keep reading to learn more. Click the link to learn more and get important resourced. 

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Check out the International Union's Instagram to see BAC brothers and sisters from across North America at work, school, and in action. Get up-to-date BAC and labor news, benefit promotions, and other content. 

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Safety Department Webinar Series

Did you know that the BAC International Union regularly has safety webinars on a variety of topics? Topics include ladders, fall protection, silica exposure, mast climbers, and much more. Any member from 1st year apprentice to 15-year journeyman can always know more about how to keep themselves and their BAC brothers and sisters safer on the job. 

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Union women earn 33% more than women working without the support of union representation

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BAC Apprentices Shine During National Apprenticeship Week

Across North America, educators and building tradespeople celebrate National Apprenticeship Week from November 17–23. This year, the International Union spoke with a half-dozen BAC apprentices to share their stories.

BAC Organizers Sharpen Their Tools

Organizing is BAC’s mission — but sometimes, our organizing isn’t focused on recruiting craftworkers or signing new contractors.

BAC Sisters in the Big Easy

Tradeswomen across North America took over New Orleans at the end of September when they arrived for the annual Tradeswomen Build Nations (TWBN) Conference, the largest event for women in construction.