Resources

Access union information, member resources, calendars, dues, and Local 33 news and announcements.

Participants can easily access their hours, check eligibility status, and more through the Participant Benefit Lookup Portal. For detailed instructions on how to navigate the portal, click here to access the User’s Guide.

Access your 401(k) retirement account, investment information, account statements, beneficiary information, and retirement planning resources.

Manage appointments, prescriptions, providers, claims, and health plan benefits online.

Access health plan benefits, claims, provider directories, prescriptions, and coverage information.

Access dental benefits, provider directories, claims, and coverage information.

Access health plan benefits, providers, claims, prescriptions, and member account information.

Department of Labor (DOL)/DOL offers details on employment benefits, workers’ rights, and workplace safety. You can access information on health benefits, retirement plans, and programs like COBRA and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)

Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA)/EBSA provides guidance on employer-sponsored retirement and health benefit plans. You can find resources on retirement savings, health plan compliance, COBRA continuation coverage, and protections under the Affordable Care Act

FirstGov (USA.gov)/USA.gov helps you locate and understand government benefits, programs, and information. You can find resources on food assistance, health insurance, housing help, and more

GovBenefits.gov /Benefits.gov is your gateway to government benefits programs. You can use the benefit finder tool to discover which benefits you and your family may be eligible for, including food assistance, health insurance, and financial aid

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)/IRS provides information on tax-related benefits, including fringe benefits, health plans, and retirement savings. You can find resources on tax deductions, credits, and filing requirements

Medicare /Medicare offers health insurance for people aged 65 or older and younger individuals with disabilities. You can find information on Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance), Part B (Medical Insurance), and Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)/OSHA focuses on workplace safety and health. You can find resources on reducing workplace hazards, improving safety programs, and understanding your rights as an employee

Social Security Administration (SSA)/SSA provides information on Social Security benefits, including retirement, disability, survivor, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). You can learn how to apply for benefits, manage your account, and check eligibility

Healthcare.gov /Healthcare.gov is the Health Insurance Marketplace where you can find and compare health insurance plans. You can access information on enrollment periods, plan coverage, and savings options