Similar organisations to American Labor Studies Center Inc
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Labor Unions/Organizations
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American Federation of Labor & Congress of Industrial Orgs
The NYS Building Trades Council currently represents over 200,000 unionized construction workers in New York State.
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Albany
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Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis
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District Council 47 Health and Welfare Fund
Progressive labor union w/ workers in Non-profit, Higher Ed.
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Philadelphia
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Cultural/Ethnic Awareness
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Workmens Circle 1054
Cultivating a proudly progressive, diverse, and inclusive community rooted in Jewish culture and social action for more than a century.
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New York City
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Single Organization Support
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Southern Appalachian Labor School Foundation Incorporated
The Organization provides education, training, and& contact with labor groups for high school drop-outs to obtain certifications and licenses for skilled labor.
Kincaid
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Labor Unions/Organizations
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United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 617
LABOR UNION Food Processing Union in Fort Madison Iowa UFCW Local 617 UFCW Local 617 is a Voice for Working America As a Local UFCW Union representing nearly 600 members at ConAgra Brands our priority is to fight for a better life for our members and their families to make our communities stronger and to ensure dignity and respect on the job.
FORT MADISON
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Professional Societies & Associations
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Campaign for Americas Future
National grassroots organizing network.
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Professional Societies & Associations
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American Federation of Teachers
IMPROVE LABOR RELATIONS BETWEEN TEACHERS AND SCHOOL RELATED PERSONNEL AND THEIR EMPLOYERS, BENEFITING APPROXIMATELY 4000 PERSONS Member Login President Elect Meet our newly elected President Ms.
Jefferson City
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Labor Unions/Organizations
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American Federation of Teachers
Yes, Texas has unions. Ours represents K-12 & higher ed public school employees.
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Houston
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Alliance/Advocacy Organizations
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Women On the Border
Our primary mission is to educate the public about the impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on working women and children in the maquiladoras at the Mexican border and to support the empowerment of training of workers who are fighting for justice in the U.