Reciprocal Plans In the Western States
This
plan has reciprocal agreements with most other retirement plans nationwide. The
following is a list of the most commonly used reciprocal plans in the western
states:
Reciprocal
Plans
Alaska
Alaska
Carpenters Trust Fund
PO
Box 241266
Anchorage, AK
99518
(907)
561-7575
(800)
478-4431
Alaska
Northern
Alaska Carpenters
1750
S.W. Harbor Way, Suite
400
Portland, OR
97201
(800)
547-1037
Arizona
Arizona
State Carpenters Trust
Fund
PO Box
16200
Phoenix, AZ
85011
(602)
264-1804
California
Carpenters
Trust Fund of Northern
California
PO Box
2280
Oakland, CA
94621
(510)
633-0333
(888)
547-2054
California
Carpenters
Trust Fund of Southern
California
533 S.
Freemont Avenue
Los
Angeles, CA 90071
(213)
386-8590
(800)
293-1370
Cement
Masons
Plasterers,
Cement Masons and
Lathers
PO Box
34203
Seattle, WA
98124
(206)
441-7574
(800)
732-1121
Colorado
Centennial
State Carpenters Pension Trust
Fund
10620 E. Bethany
Drive
Aurora, CO
80014
(303)
745-0147
(800)
332-3807
Idaho
Idaho
Branch, Inc. A.G.C. Carpenters Retirement
Trust
PO Box
5434
Spokane, WA
99205
(509)
328-0300
(800)
716-0300
Marine
Marine
Carpenters Pension
Fund
5 Third Street,
Suite 525
San Francisco,
CA 94103
(415)
896-5742
(800)
257-1515
Millmen
Millmen’s
Trust of Washington
PO
Box 5183
Portland, OR
97208
(503)
222-3171
(800)
944-8884
Millmen
Tacoma
Millmen’s Pension
Fund
PO Box
1894
Tacoma, WA
98401
(206)
838-1970
Nevada
Northern
Nevada Carpenters
Trust
PO Box
11337
Reno, NV
89510
(702)
826-7200
Nevada
Construction
Industry and Carpenters
Joint Pension Fund of
Southern Nevada
PO Box
61320
Las Vegas, NV
89160
(775)
851-4510
Oregon
Oregon-Washington
Carpenters Trust
Fund
2929 NW
31st
Avenue
Portland, OR
97201
(800)
888-0346
Utah
Utah
Carpenters and Cement Masons Pension
Trust
PO Box
30021
Salt Lake City, UT
84130
(801)
954-8010
Washington-Idaho-Montana
Carpenters
Employers Retirement
Trust
PO Box
5434
Spokane, WA
99205
(509)
328-0300
(800)
716-0300
International
Union
United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners of
America
101 Constitution
Avenue NW
Washington,
D.C. 20001
(202)
546-6206
For additional information about reciprocal service, please see Article 3.2.
Leave of Absence
You
may avoid a break in service if you are unable to work in the building and
construction industry for one of the following four reasons and for a period of
time not to exceed the maximum described:
- Military
service for such period as required by law. You may receive credited service and
benefits for qualifying military service.
- Service
as an official of the international union for up to three years. You do not
receive credited service or benefits for service with the international
union.
- Disabling
condition that prevents gainful employment in any trade for up to two years,
subject to further consideration after that time if the disabling condition
continues. To qualify, you must submit satisfactory proof of your disability to
the Board of Trustees. You do not receive credited service or benefits for a
disability leave.
- Maternity
or paternity leave. You may receive up to a maximum of 501 hours of credited
service in the year of the leave, if needed to prevent a break, or else in the
following year contingent on returning to work after the leave. You do not
receive benefits for a maternity or paternity
leave.
If
you need to apply for a leave of absence, please contact the Retirement
Department at the Trust Office. The Retirement Department will forward your
request to the Board of Trustees and then notify you of the Board’s
determination.
For
additional information about a military leave, please see Article 10.5. For additional information about other leaves of absence, please see Article
2.6.
Contiguous Noncovered Service
You
may experience changes in your career including work in noncovered service for a
contributing employer. An example of noncovered service is working in a
management position for a contributing employer. For the purpose of vesting,
avoiding a break in service, or maintaining activity in this plan for the
purpose of qualifying for certain special benefits, you earn one year of
credited service for each year you work 1,000 or more hours in contiguous
noncovered service for an employer who is otherwise required to make
contributions to this plan. Noncovered service is contiguous if all of the
following three conditions are met:
- The
noncovered service immediately precedes or follows covered service with the same
employer.
- No
quit, discharge or retirement occurs between such covered service and noncovered
service.
- You
provide proof of contiguous noncovered service as required by the
plan.
No
hourly contributions are made to this plan on your behalf for contiguous
noncovered service.
For
additional information about contiguous noncovered service, please see Article
1.8.