We Build Strong Businesses
Our painting and finishing contractors drive our priorities – your success matters.
By uniting together, we’re taking our businesses to the next level.
The Northern California Painting and Finishing Contractors, Inc. (NCPFC) represents union painting and wall covering contractors. Our primary purpose is to represent and promote the best interests of our members in all areas of labor relations.
We also keep members informed about current business trends, provide a place for members to go for legislation and regulatory issues, and provide educational training programs for owners and their office personnel.
Labor Relations
We collaborate to form strong strategies and successful labor contracts.
No matter the size of your business, we advocate and represent your needs at the table. We have a history of negotiating successful and timely Collective Bargaining Agreements.
Labor negotiations are central to our work and your business. Our members benefit from effective representation and preparation during collective bargaining. We advocate for your interests and ensure the collective voice of our membership is heard during negotiations.
Upcoming Negotiations
How NCPFC works for you
We leverage the collective voices of our contractors to advocate, negotiate, educate and connect. Because we’re a powerful platform for businesses of all sizes, we are a leader in creating a healthier and more successful industry. Together, we build Northern California.
Events
Connect to educational, commercial and industrial opportunities to grow your business and skills.
Featured Event
Upcoming Events
Resources
Get empowered with the tools you need to stay informed and connect to new opportunities to manage your business effectively.
COVID-19 Legal Update at Annual Meeting
Krystal Weaver, Attorney at Law with Littler, presented on the latest updates on COVID and how it affects the workplace.
Heat Illness Prevention
Heat stroke and other heat related illnesses are a growing concern as annual temperatures rise in severity and length. What may even seem like minor increases of a few degrees can have serious impacts to the workforce.