Miter gives union contractors a simpler way to manage payroll, reciprocity, fringes, and reporting - all in one system.
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If you run a union contracting business, you know payroll isn’t just about cutting checks. It’s about managing multiple pay rates, staying compliant with union reciprocity agreements, calculating fringe benefits, and producing union reports with zero room for error. For many contractors, these tasks consume thousands of hours each year – time that could be spent growing the business and focusing on their team.

Miter is the only all-in-one workforce management platform built for union contractors. It takes the complexity out of union payroll by automatically applying the right pay rates, calculating fringes, and generating accurate union reporting – all in one system that integrates seamlessly with your ERP.
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Union contractors using Miter have reported dramatic results:
Why? Because Miter helps contractors:
Miter is trusted by hundreds of union HVAC, sheet metal, mechanical, and electrical contractors nationwide – including McCusker-Gill, host of SMACNA’s April 2025 Fab Forum.
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