ALT The PROTEC17 logo is shown at the top with a pus sign and the Working Advantage logo. Below is some text that is circled in green. The text reads, "= $avings for you!" There is a picture of someone's hands holding up a long receipt in the bottom left. In the bottom right, there is the Working Advantage URL (working advantage.com). There are faded, light grey dots in the top right and bottom left, in the background.

ALT The text reads, "We’ve teamed up with Working Advantage to offer dues-paying PROTEC17 members with special access to discounts on travel, tickets, dining, shopping, services, and more via Working Advantage! | Participation is completely optional — we do not give Working Advantage any member information. If you do create an account with them, we have been assured that they do not sell or store your personal info. | Checkout our introductory email in your personal email or visit the PROTEC17 Member Portal (members.protec17.org) for your access code." There are faded, light grey dots in the top right and bottom left, in the background.

ALT a red graphic with white text: “THE UNION DIFFERENCE” and the RWDSU logo.

ALT a white gradient graphic with the RWDSU logo and pink images of a human heart and a raised fist. Text reads: “A union contract is an essential part of a healthy workplace!” and “#WorldHealthDay.”

ALT Text overlaid on an image of two sheet metal workers in a lift reads: Median Weekly Earnings in Construction: Union member: $1,530 Nonunion: $1,051 Union difference: $479/week $24,908/year

ALT To the left there is a picture of PROTEC17 union member Joseph. He is smiling and wearing a striped blue polo and a brown zip up jacket. His PROTEC17 lanyard hangs around his neck and his PROTEC17 is pinned to his polo. You can see the PROTEC17 backdrop in the background. To the right there is a thick, dark blue border. A faded blue rectangle with white lines and quotation marks at the top and bottom overlaps in between the photo and the dark blue rectangle with the Proud to be PROTEC17 logo and text, "I chose public service over private because it offers better job security, work life balance and better opportunities for career advancement. Being part of a union has improved my life tremendously by exceeding my expectations in providing better wages, healthcare, retirement benefits, and most of all, a much safer working environment. | Joseph Opoku, Transportation Engineer, WSDOT."