All About Dues
Unions might tell you that dues are only a small percentage of your income, but they really add up. According to the Union of American Physicians and Dentists’ (UAPDs’) most recent financial report, every represented Advanced Practice Provider at Fred Hutch could pay $1,962 annually and $5,886 over a three-year contract.1 Given the size of the APP community, the UAPD stands to gain nearly $294,300 per year from Fred Hutch APPs, which is $882,900 over the course of a three-year contract.
1 Based upon an annual salary of $165,000. See Union of American Physicians and Dentists (UAPD) LM-2 Form
069-941 (2025)
You Pay
$1,962
per year in union dues
$5,886
over a three-year contract
The Union Gains
$294,300
per year in YOUR dues
$882,900
over a three-year contract
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Understanding How Unions Spend Dues Money
Spending by unions is publicly available via the Office of Labor-Management Standards, part of the U.S. Department of Labor. Financial reports show that unions like UAPD are a big business, supported almost entirely by dues straight from members’ paychecks.
UAPD’s spending on political activities included
Follow the Money: What Your Union Dues Could Fund
Union of American Physicians and Dentists: Revenue and Spending*
Representational Activities
(money spent on representing members)
$3,086,437
Political Activities and Lobbying
$579,458
General Overhead
(rent, utilities, insurance)
$3,076,608
Total Payroll
(salaries of UAPD employees)
$3,840,000
