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About Sheet Metal Workers Local 17Local #17 was formed in 1896 so that men and women working in the Sheet Metal Industry could bargain collectively for a good day's pay with benefits for a good day's work. Through the years our union has taken the lead in the Industry, negotiating contracts that have made our members the highest paid with the best benefit package of any Sheet Metal Worker organization in all of New England. Please feel free to look through our web site and you will see that we are committed to keeping our members and our contractors educated and informed about what is happening in the always-changing Industry of the Sheet Metal Workers. “Rally for Hillary” @ Rhode Island College "Rally's for Hillary" Left to Right: Charles Gardiner, Ralph Nonemacker, Robert Butler, Festus Joyce, Glenn Hahn, Lawrence Natale, Frederick Bonn, Daniel Branca, Stephen Butler. Thank you. IRS Mileage Rate***Attention*** All Boston, Fall River/New Bedford, and Maine Areas *Effective January 1, 2008 the IRS Mileage Rate will be 50.5 cents.* Thank you, Announcement Introducing Other Dues Payment OptionsThe Sheet Metal Workers #17 is now offering two more ways for our members to pay their dues. Effective October 1, 2007 the Sheet Metal Workers Local 17 Members will now have access to pay their dues by an IVR payment system (by phone) and by using a Internet payment system. Please see instructions below.
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