UA Local 38 Plumbers, Steamfitters & HVAC/R

San Francisco, Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino & Lake Counties

Local 38 Financial Forms

Many Local 38 members are facing financial difficulties due to the current COVID-19 outbreak. Here are the forms necessary to access your Vacation and Holiday accounts, and to apply for Local 38's supplemental unemployment benefit:

Vacation/Holiday Advance form

IMPORTANT NOTE: Local 38’s Supplemental Unemployment Benefit (SUB) is available only to members receiving unemployment payments from the California Employment Development Department (EDD), are on the Local 38 Out of Work List, and who meet the hours requirement. When submitting your Group SUB application make sure you include detailed proof of payment from EDD.”

Group SUB Rules and Regulations

Group SUB Application

When completed, please return forms to the Trust Fund office. Email to tfo@ualocal38.org or fax to (415) 626-2090.

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Important Links

American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)

United Association

California Labor Federation

California State Building and Construction Trades Council

San Francisco Labor Council

San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council

North Bay Labor Council

Camp Equipment

Updated On: Jan 21, 2016

Camp Konocti is a fully equipped summer camp providing for all the basic needs of its campers. There are shelters, a structured educational and recreational program, a well-trained, professional staff of counselors and managers, a variety of recreational equipment, and expertly prepared, nutritious meals and snacks. Campers need only bring those personal items and equipment they will use during their free two week vacations at Camp Konocti.

The following is a list to help you organize your packing for your child's two week stay at Camp Konocti. It may not include everything your son and daughter could need for camp, but it does provide some basic guidelines.

If your camper has special needs, such as activity restrictions or medical needs, be sure to provide written instructions for the camp staff when you drop off your camper.

RECOMMENDED

Sleeping Bag and Pillow
Toiletries
   Toothbrush and toothpaste
   Shampoo
   Soap
   Hairbrush or comb
Towels (recommend at least 2)
Swimsuits (recommend at least 2)
Jeans, pants
Sweatshirt, sweatpants
T-shirts, tank tops
Long sleeve shirt
Shorts
Warm jacket
Pajamas
Underwear
Socks
Sun hat, baseball hat
Sunglasses
Tennis shoes
Sandals, flip flops (recommend 2 pairs)
Flashlight and extra batteries
Laundry bag
Sunscreen (SPF 30)
Body lotion for dry skin
Chapstick/lip balm
Stationary, pens, and stamps
Water bottle

OPTIONAL:

Fishing tackle
Sport equipment (baseball glove, football)
Musical instrument
Camera
Book, magazine, comics
Swimming goggles
Lifejacket
Something white to tye dye in Arts-&-Crafts (t-shirt, socks, pillowcase etc.)

Every session there will be at least one dance and the campers like to look nice and “dress-up.” This does not mean formal; it just means causal, maybe nice jeans and a nice shirt for boys and maybe a skirt for girls.

NOTE: Each piece of clothing and equipment brought to Camp Konocti must be clearly marked with the owner’s name. Laundry is done weekly, so you need to pack only one week’s worth of clothing.