Frequently Asked Questions

SAGCD means South Atlantic and Gulf Coast District.

Contact your SAGCD-ILA Local and they will walk you through the process.

Belonging to a union gives you rights under the law that you do not have as an individual.  Once a union is formed, your employer must bargain with your union over your wages, benefits, hours and working conditions.

Union workers, on average, earn higher wages and get more benefits than workers who don’t have a voice on the job with a union.

If you have a question that isn’t on this list here, you may send your questions by email, or contact your local SAGCD-ILA office and speak with an official.