The PUNCH LIST

When the major work has been completed, a punch list is made of the things that must be done to complete the job.

We’ve already built a strong union. Every three months, our Punch List details things that should be done and are being done to make our organization even more effective. It replaces the Mid-Atlantic Carpenter.

Issues are available in PDF file format, which you can view using the Adobe Reader. Click the Punch List you wish to see:

Working together for jobs
Number Twenty-two, Autumn 2011

Good contracts for bad times
Number Twenty-one, Summer 2011

Union-contractor partnering produces jobs
Number Twenty, Winter-Spring 2011

UBC: Standing Strong
Number Nineteen, Autumn 2010

$275,000 back pay award
Number Eighteen, Summer 2010

Good jobs. Certifications needed
Number Seventeen, Spring 2010

Pre-apprenticeship programs expanding
Number Sixteen, Autumn 2009

MARCC: Helping to rebuild vocational education
Number Fifteen, Summer 2009

Clearing the air
Number Fourteen, Spring 2009

Prevailing wage law OKed
Number Thirteen, Fall-Winter 2008

MARCC: training, certifications
Number Twelve, Summer 2008

Aiming to end misclassification
Number Eleven, Winter-Spring 2008

Jobs at DC stadium
Number Ten, Autumn 2007

MARCC: A good neighbor
Number Nine, Summer 2007

MARCC progress report
Number Eight, June 2007

On the rise in West Virginia
Number Seven, Spring 2007

Citizenship in action
Number Six, Fall-Winter 2006-07

The more certifications you have, the more work you get
Number Five, Summer 2006

Campaign For Area Standards
Number Four, Spring 2006

MARCC's Growing Market Strength
Number Three, Winter 2006

With Productivity and Training, We’re Organizing to Win
Number Two, Fall 2005

DC Area Boom – Union Trained? Got it Made!
Number One, Summer 2005

The Mid-Atlantic Carpenter
Number 5, Winter 2005
Number 4, Spring/Summer 2004
Number 3, Winter 2004
Number 2, Summer 2003

MARCC also produces audiotapes that give lots of good information. Listen to "We're in it to win"
"Building Strength"