In addition to direct wages paid, employers' contributions pay fringe benefits which include vacation, savings, health and welfare programs, pensions and apprenticeship training. During the projection period, Cement Masons are expected to grow at a rate that is faster than the average rate for all occupations. Demand for Cement Masons is highly dependent upon over-all construction activity levels. The work is also somewhat seasonal, though California's mild climate permits work to continue throughout the year, except in mountainous regions. Some Cement Masons obtain their work through the union.
Contractors call the union each morning to hire workers.
They sometimes request masons who specialize in particular types of work such as curbs, gutters, steps, form setting, patching, or operating a powerfloat. Cement Masons interested in working for a government agency can apply at the various city, county or State personnel offices. Job seekers may also contact the California Employment Development Department. For current job listings, browse CalJOBS or America's Job Bank . Contact us .