Laborers Local 310

09/05/2025

Cleveland is built on the hard work of men and women who get up every day and put their hands, hearts, and backs into making our city stronger. That’s why it is so important to reelect Danny Kelly, a proud Laborers Local 310 member, to Cleveland City Council.

Danny has never forgotten where he comes from. As a blue-collar worker and longtime Local 310 brother, he understands the challenges that working families face—whether it’s keeping good jobs in our city, ensuring safe neighborhoods, or making sure our communities have the resources they need to thrive. His record shows a commitment to accountability, fairness, and results for the people he represents.

Reelecting Danny means keeping a true voice for working people at City Hall. His background in the trades gives him the perspective and grit to fight for Cleveland’s future—not just for today, but for the next generation.

Let’s stand together to make sure Danny Kelly continues to represent us with integrity, strength, and the values of Cleveland’s working class. Calling all Union brothers and sisters to stop out and lend a hand this Saturday.

08/30/2025

The Cleveland Building Trades & Construction Council Annual Labor Day Softball Tournament came to an exciting close with a championship showdown between the division A Electricians Local 38 and the Laborers Local 310. After a long couple days on the diamond, the Laborers fought their way back into the title round, grinding out wins and refusing to go down easy.

Under the lights, it was a late-night battle where every play mattered. Local 310 left everything on the field, showing grit, determination, and true union pride, before finishing as runner-up in this years tournament. A contest worthy of a true championship game .

It was a great tournament from start to finish—brotherhood, competition, and the strength of the trades on full display. ⚾💪

08/27/2025

Join us at James Day Park in Parma this Thursday, 6:00 PM as Laborers Local 310 kicks off the Cleveland Building Trades Tournament (continuing Friday night).

The trades built this city — from roads to schools to hospitals — and this is our chance to come together off the jobsite to celebrate that same solidarity on the field.

Bring your union gear, bring your voices, and let’s back our brothers and sisters in labor.

08/22/2025

Congratulations to the 2025 Local 310 Apprentice of the Year Alex Miller, who was honored at the CEA Craft Excellence Awards! 👏🎉

This award is a testament to the hard work, skill, and commitment that defines our apprenticeship program. Each year, the CEA Craft Excellence Awards shine a spotlight on the best in the trades, and this recognition shows the bright future of our union and the construction industry.

We’re proud of the next generation of Local 310 craftsmen and women who carry on our tradition of excellence, safety, and solidarity on every project.

07/18/2025

From the family of Joe Cunningham:

Hey everyone this is Brittany, Joes daughter. 310 is being kind enough to share this on mine and my family’s behalf. My family and I can’t thank you all enough for all the kind messages and condolences that were left and sent to us. It’s comforting knowing Joe was surrounded by such good people. This is a tragedy I never thought he nor my family would have to endure. With the circumstances of his death there will not be a funeral/service. He is in the process of being cremated so he can fully be at rest. With all that being said I have created a link that you all can use to upload photos/videos and post any stories/messages you may want to share about Joe. I encourage you all to post any and everything, even if you think it’s not a photo/video worth sharing or a story/message worth being told. Again, I want to thank you all so very much for the kind messages and appreciate the love we’ve received during this extremely difficult time.

Joe left a great impact on us all. Please share any photos/videos & messages/stories you may hav...

07/11/2025

A tragic accident happened this morning at the Sherwin-Williams project, claiming the life of our brother, Joe Cunningham of Laborers Local 310.

There are no words strong enough for a loss like this. Joe was a dedicated laborer, a proud union man, and someone who showed up each day ready to work hard, shoulder to shoulder with his brothers and sisters. He was part of the backbone of this project—and of the working class that builds this city from the ground up.

This morning’s tragedy is a heartbreaking reminder of how dangerous our work can be. One moment, a man is doing his job—the next, he’s gone. No family should have to get that call. No crew should have to witness it. And no worker should lose their life on the job.

To Joe’s family, friends, and the entire Local 310 community: we are grieving with you. We will remember Joe not just for how he died, but for how he lived—with strength, pride, and a deep commitment to his craft and his union.

Rest in peace , Joe Cunningham. We will carry your name with us. Always.

05/22/2025

05/09/2025

04/22/2025

Many thanks to brother John Loftus for organizing this. Ed gave 310 his all for 30 years. Unfortunately he had to retire early to fight for his life. Tickets are being sold on job sites or you can reach out to John to purchase digitally, Or Ask your Stewards for availability.

04/02/2025

Today marks 5 year’s since we lost Seth Cunningham due to a jobsite accident. Seth was a family man and one helluva a 310 man. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers today. Stay safe out there

11/22/2024

Tomorrow at 5pm!

Reminder the 21st Annual Retiree Poker Tournament will be Saturday November 23rd at 5pm. Call the hall to sign up today!

10/22/2024

Reminder the 21st Annual Retiree Poker Tournament will be Saturday November 23rd at 5pm. Call the hall to sign up today!