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Union rates in Mississippi

6 union locals keep a hall in Mississippi. On the 5 published wage sheets we hold for them, journeyman base pay runs $26.80 to $30.50 an hour — about $55,820 a year at the midpoint, before the fringe package. Every figure below shows its source and effective date. City pages below break the same figures down by market (6 Mississippi cities).

Mississippi union rates by city

  • Union rates in Corinth — 1 local
  • Union rates in Gulfport — 1 local
  • Union rates in Jackson — 1 local
  • Union rates in Meridian — 1 local
  • Union rates in Pascagoula — 1 local
  • Union rates in Vicksburg — 1 local

Published rates — Mississippi locals

LocalTradeHallJourneyman / hrTotal packageEffective
UA Local 436 ratesPlumbers & PipefittersPascagoula, MS$30.50—10/20/25
IBEW Local 917 ratesElectriciansMeridian, MS$30.25$40.647/29/23
UA Local 568 ratesPlumbers & PipefittersGulfport, MS$27.91$37.8810/21/22
IBEW Local 480 ratesElectriciansJackson, MS$27.35$37.5010/21/22
IBEW Local 852 ratesElectriciansCorinth, MS$26.80$40.107/6/24
UA Local 619 ratesPlumbers & PipefittersVicksburg, MSNo sheet published——

Base rates only; fringes are paid on top. Sheet set last cross-checked 2026-09-01.

Union rate questions — Mississippi

What is the union rate in Mississippi?

There is no single statewide rate — each local negotiates its own agreement. Across the 5 Mississippi locals with a published sheet, journeyman base pay runs $26.80 to $30.50 an hour, midpoint near $27.91 (about $55,820 a year at 2,000 hours). Fringes are paid on top.

Which Mississippi local pays the most?

Of the sheets we hold, UA Local 436 (Plumbers & Pipefitters, Pascagoula, MS) shows the highest journeyman base rate at $30.50 an hour, effective 10/20/25. Rates reset each bargaining cycle, so confirm with the hall before relying on the figure.

How many union locals are there in Mississippi?

We track 6 UA, IBEW and SMART locals with a hall in Mississippi, 5 of which publish a wage sheet we hold. Each one is listed below with its trade, city and its own rate page.

Does the Mississippi union rate include benefits?

No. The journeyman rate is the base hourly wage. Health and welfare, pension, annuity and training contributions are paid on top — that combined figure is the total package, shown where the sheet publishes it.

How do I get on with a Mississippi local?

Apply to the local's apprenticeship through its training committee, or, if you already hold the ticket, ask the hall about organizing in and sign the out-of-work book. Gulfstream does not process membership — we recruit for contractors, and the union-scale and merit-shop openings we hold in Mississippi are linked from this page.

Where do these Mississippi rates come from?

Each figure is read off that local's published wage sheet, with the source and effective date shown next to it. Our sheet set was last cross-checked 2026-09-01. Locals with no published sheet are listed without a rate rather than filled with an average.

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