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New York — District Council No. 9 Int'l Union Of Painters Wage And Fringe Benefits Bond

Applying for District Council No. 9 wage and fringe benefit security in New York? Have your employer agreement and council or fund request ready, then use Purchase Now to start the provider application.

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Recorded state
New York
Bond type
Wage & Fringe Benefits Bond
Category
Employment, wages & benefits

What this bond does

The listing concerns security for employer wage and benefit obligations associated with District Council 9. The applicable labor agreement and bond form determine the payments secured; this is not a New York painting contractor license bond.

Who needs it
A contractor or employer asked to furnish wage and benefit security in connection with District Council 9 work. The council's official site identifies its New York workforce and health and pension benefits, but does not publish a universal bond schedule.
Who it protects
The intended beneficiaries are those named in the accepted wage and benefit bond. Confirm whether wages, particular benefit funds or both are covered, and who may make a claim. Do not assume every council-affiliated fund has identical rights.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Read the agreement that triggers the request

Ask the council or relevant fund office for the controlling agreement, required form and exact beneficiary names. The product's reference to painters and District Council No. 9 identifies the intended relationship; it does not identify a particular agreement version or every covered trade.

Keep an employer payment bond separate from a public-project payment bond or an ERISA fidelity bond. Those documents address different obligations and cannot be substituted merely because employee benefits are involved.

Prepare the employer's payroll and fund details

Have the employer's legal name, signatory status, applicable work, and contribution reporting information ready. Ask how the requested amount is calculated and whether changes in the workforce require additional security.

Neither an amount nor a term is published for this option. Use the written bond request rather than estimating security from the contract price or assuming that a membership count sets the amount.

Purchase the correct council-specific offering

Purchase Now opens Propeller's application for this District Council No. 9 bond in a new tab. Enter the employer and agreement details there. Starting the application is separate from the provider issuing a bond.

After issuance, check the recipient names, covered payments and effective dates. Complete any required execution and deliver the document as directed by the council or fund office. Keep reporting payroll and paying contributions under your agreement.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Obtain the applicable District Council 9 agreement and bond request.
  2. Identify each obligee or benefit fund that must be named.
  3. Confirm the employer entity, requested amount and effective date.
  4. Ask how contribution changes, renewal and release are handled.

Questions about this bond

Does every New York painter need this bond?

The listing is tied to a District Council 9 employer obligation. A requirement must come from the applicable agreement or written request; the council's public website does not establish a statewide bond rule for all painters.

Does this replace an ERISA fidelity bond?

This offering secures the employer's wage and fringe obligations. ERISA fidelity protection addresses dishonest handling of plan assets. Employee health or other benefit insurance also serves a separate purpose; it does not secure the employer's remittances.

Which benefit funds should be on the document?

Use the exact names in the request and approved form. A general reference to the council is not enough to determine which separate fund interests must be secured.

Will purchase clear outstanding contributions?

No. A bond application does not pay payroll liabilities or reconcile fund reports. Resolve outstanding balances through the agreement's procedures.

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