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Inland Empire union wages by local

Journeyman base rates across the Inland Empire market run $57.18 to $67.61 an hour on the 3 published sheets we hold, before the fringe package. Every figure below shows its source and effective date.

LocalTradeHallJourneyman / hrTotal packageSource
IBEW Local 477 ratesElectriciansSan Bernardino, CA$67.61$97.74unionpayscales.com — effective 12/22/25
IBEW Local 440 ratesElectriciansRiverside, CA$57.26$88.98unionpayscales.com — effective 3/29/26
UA Local 364 ratesPlumbers & PipefittersColton, CA$57.18$83.14unionpayscales.com — effective 7/26/24

Base rates only; fringes are paid on top. Agreements reset on their own cycles — confirm the current rate with the hall.

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Inland Empire union pay questions

What do union tradespeople earn in Inland Empire?

Across the 3 Inland Empire-area locals with a published wage sheet, journeyman base rates run $57.18 to $67.61 an hour, with a midpoint near $57.26 — roughly $114,520 a year at 2,000 hours. Base rate is before the fringe package (health, pension, training), which is paid on top.

Which Inland Empire local pays the highest journeyman rate?

Of the sheets we hold, IBEW Local 477 (Electricians) shows the highest journeyman base rate at $67.61 an hour, effective 12/22/25. Rates reset each agreement cycle, so confirm with the hall before relying on the figure.

Does the Inland Empire 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 of it — that combined figure is the total package, shown where the sheet publishes it.

How do Inland Empire union rates compare with non-union pay?

Union scale is a published, area-wide floor, while merit-shop pay in Inland Empire is negotiated per employer and varies widely by certification, shift and overtime. We recruit for both, and the openings on this page list the range each employer is working with.

Where do these Inland Empire 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 2026-09-23.

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