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Carpenters Locals 206, 360, 425 wages 2026 (Washington)

The hourly rates, overtime, shift, vacation and per diem rules of Carpenters Locals 206, 360, 425 in Washington, read from the one agreement built into the Carpenter app. An independent guide: the agreement and your hall have the final word.

Western and central Washington (type your deductions)

Washington, Oregon and Alaska Cascadia Regional Master Agreement (Western States Association of Union Contractors and the carpenters' regional council), Western/Central Washington wage area, as filed with Washington Labor and Industries; deductions not published

$66.98an hour

Carpenter, Western and central Washington (type your deductions)

From September 2, 2026. No later step published.

ClassificationFrom September 2, 2026
Carpenter (also acoustical worker, floor layer and finisher, scaffold erector)base rate$66.98
Bridge, dock and wharf carpenter$68.65
Overtime
Overtime (Washington's code 11U): hours past 8 a day or 40 a week are time and a half.
Per diem and travel
No per diem or subsistence is published for these carpenters.

One 40-hour week, worked out

Week of November 1, 2026Carpenter (also acoustical worker, floor layer and finisher, scaffold erector), Western and central Washington (type your deductions)

Example
Hours worked each day
DaySunMonTueWedThuFriSat
Hours0888880
The paycheck those hours make
Earnings
Regular40 h × 66.982,679.20
Gross pay2,679.20
Deductions
Social Security6.2%−166.11
Medicare1.45%−38.85
WA paid leave−21.63
WA Cares−15.54
Federal income taxestimate (W-4)−426.35
Take-home$2,010.72
Example only: a journeyman on 5×8 Mon–Fri, no overtime, no shift premium, no per diem. Single, standard withholding; Social Security and Medicare not yet maxed for the year. Your paycheck depends on your hours, your site and your deductions.

What's missing

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Questions

What does a Locals 206, 360, 425 journeyman make in 2026?

$66.98 an hour under the Washington, Oregon and Alaska Cascadia Regional Master Agreement (Western States Association of Union Contractors and the carpenters' regional council), Western/Central Washington wage area, as filed with Washington Labor and Industries; deductions not published, from September 2, 2026.

When is the next Locals 206, 360, 425 raise?

No later step is published in the data for the Western and central Washington (type your deductions) agreement. Rates usually change once a year; check the schedule before you count on a raise.

Does Locals 206, 360, 425 pay a per diem?

No per diem or subsistence is published for these carpenters.

How is Locals 206, 360, 425 overtime paid?

Overtime (Washington's code 11U): hours past 8 a day or 40 a week are time and a half.

What is the take-home on a 40-hour week?

About $2,010.72 for a journeyman on 5×8 Mon–Fri, after Social Security, Medicare and income tax, with no overtime, shift premium or per diem. An example from the app: your own paycheck depends on your deductions.

Sources

The agreements and schedules these numbers were read from. Built October 18, 2026 from the Carpenter app, version 0.1.0.

Independent. Not affiliated with any union. Check your agreement.