Ledger — Union Work Log

Built by a union laborer, for union laborers. Free. LOG YOUR DAY IN TWENTY SECONDS Hours, contractor, what happened — typed or spoken. Overtime splits itself using the actual rules in the agreement: time-and-a-half and double time land where the contract puts them, not where jobsite folklore does. Pick your classification and the rate fills itself from the published scale. A RECORD NO ONE CAN QUIETLY EDIT Every entry is sealed when you save it. Corrections add — nothing rewrites. When it matters someday, a contemporaneous record beats a reconstructed memory, and courts know the difference. YOUR CARDS, WATCHED OSHA, HAZWOPER, forklift, CPR, CDL medical — add the cards in your wallet and get warned 90, 30, and 7 days before each one lapses, with enough time to actually book the refresher. An expired card means you don't get the call, and nobody phones to warn you. Now something does. THE RADAR When a laborers' benefit fund sues a contractor for unpaid contributions, that suit is a public federal court record — and the loudest early warning that fringes aren't being remitted while paychecks still look normal. Ledger watches those filings and tells you if one names a contractor in your log. Every alert links to the docket so you can read it yourself. A filed suit is a claim, not a finding — the app says so everywhere it appears. KNOW YOUR LOCAL Your local's federal filings, in plain English and plain Spanish: where the money goes, what the officers are paid, how your local compares with the rest of the district council, and how funded your pension actually is — including the scary-looking number on the Form 5500 that has convinced members their pension was failing when it wasn't. HABLA ESPAÑOL The whole daily workflow in working jobsite Spanish. Auto-detected, switchable any time. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS No account. No server. No tracking. Everything you log lives on your phone and nowhere else — we could not hand over your log if we were asked, because we have never had it. Dictation runs on-device. Not legal or financial advice. Public records and the plain terms of published agreements; verify anything important with your local, your fund office, or counsel.