Electrician union pay in New York, NY
Union electrician journeyman base pay in New York, NY runs $62.00–$64.55/hr on the 2 published IBEW wage sheets we hold — about $126,550 a year at $63.28/hr before the fringe package. Each rate below links to the local's full pay page with its source and effective date.
Electrician rates by local — New York
| Local | Journeyman / hr | Total package | Effective | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IBEW Local 25 pay scale | $64.55 | $111.95 | 04/26/2025 | SAM.gov Davis-Bacon WD NY20260012, rev 2 (Building, New York) |
| IBEW Local 3 pay scale | $62.00 | $127.81 | 04/10/2024 | SAM.gov Davis-Bacon WD NY20260003, rev 6 (Building, New York) |
Base rates only; fringes are paid on top. Gulfstream does not set union rates.
Electrician union pay questions — New York
How much do union electricians make in New York?
Journeyman base pay on the published IBEW sheets for New York, NY is $62.00–$64.55/hr, before employer-paid fringes. IBEW Local 25 lists $64.55/hr with a $111.95/hr total package.
Which union locals cover electrician work in New York?
IBEW Local 25, IBEW Local 3 have halls in New York, NY. Confirm jurisdiction with the hall before relying on a rate.
Is this the contract rate or a prevailing wage?
Each rate is labelled with its source. Some come from the local's own wage sheet; others come from a DOL Davis-Bacon determination, which is a prevailing wage and not necessarily the CBA rate. Gulfstream does not set union rates.