• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 559.

United Steelworkers

Fighting for better jobs, communities and a brighter future.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 560.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

SECURE AND MAINTAIN EMPLOYMENT FOR LOCAL UNION MEMBERS AND TO NEGOTIATE CONTRACTS BETWEEN MEMBERS AND EMPLOYERS AT REASONABLE AND FAIR RATES.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 561.

Unite Here 100 Local

We are the Union for food service and restaurant workers in New York, New Jersey, Westchester and Long Island area.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 562.

International Longshoremens Association

BARGAINING AGENT FOR MEMBERS. Welcome To International Longshoremens Association ILA Local 1248 ILA Headquarters Mission Statement The ILA 1248 Union is committed to safe working conditions reasonable work schedules and a vision to continue improving its members lives and their families.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 563.

Independent Lubricant Manufacturers Association

The Independent Lubricant Manufacturers Association – Celebrating 75 Years ILMA'S TOP PRIORITY IS TO ASSIST MEMBERS IN PROVIDING THE SAFEST, HIGHEST-QUALITY PRODUCTS TO CUSTOMERS FOR INDUSTRIAL, TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSEHOLD USE.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 564.

International Association of Sheet Metal Air Rail & Transportation

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGENT FOR THE SHEET METAL WORKERS.

OFFICE & PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES LOCAL 9

Office Professional Employees International Union Call 4147719730 WELCOME TO OPEIU LOCAL 9 Local 9 has more than 700 people just like you located in Wisconsin Illinois Indiana and Iowa.

SOUTH ATLANTIC & GULF COAST DISTRIC

International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) South Atlantic and Gulf Coast District SAGCD ILA The largest maritime union workers in North America ILA STRONG TOGETHER WEre UNSTOPPABLE About the South Atlantic and Gulf Coast District of the ILA The SAGCD ILA represents 30000 longshoremen on the South Atlantic and Gulf Coast.

SUPERCARGOES AND CLERKS UNION

Matthew Meehan then secretary ofofILA Local 3878 discusses conditions before and after the 1934 strike.