| Just Sayin' |
There's a direct relationship between the ballot box and the bread box, and what the union fights for and wins at the bargaining table can be taken away in the legislative halls.
~ Walter Reuther, 20th-Century labor leader |
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Welcome
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Updated On: Mar 24, 2010 (12:12:00)
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Our members are engaged in a wide range of occupations in industries that include:
• Small Parcel Delivery
• Car Haul
• Institutional Food Service
• Liquor & Wine Delivery
• Toll Facilities
• Car Rental
• Food Production
• Candy & Tobacco Delivery
• Bakery Distribution
• Manufacturing
• Airport Transportation
• Paper Supply
• Newspaper Production
• Hospital Services
• Moving & Storage
• Racing
• Sheriff's Department
• Correctional Facilities
• Poultry Processing & Delivery
• Meat Processing & Delivery
• Frozen Food Warehouse/Delivery
• State & Municipal Departments
Our primary goals are to negotiate - and maintain – strong employment conditions with good wages and benefits so that all classes of workers – and their employers – will benefit.
We encourage you to come back and visit us often, for it is here where you will be kept informed on local issues, and learn more about the labor environment at the local, state and national levels.
And one last thing: Good communication is vital to any business in today's society, and that includes keeping two-way communication strong in our local and our union. Your shop steward, in addition to representing you in union and workplace matters, is your first line of communication and is responsible for transmitting information to the Local. Stay connected.
The following information is available:
A Record of Success
(Posted: Feb 04, 2010 11:02:08)
Labor Day 2010
(Updated: Sep 03, 2010 07:58:00)
Labor in Film
(Updated: Sep 03, 2010 07:44:00)
Page Last Updated: Mar 24, 2010 (09:12:00)
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ON THIS DAY IN 1942:
Workers give up their Labor Day weekend holidays to keep the munitions factories working to aid in the war effort. Most Labor Day parades are canceled in respect for members of the Armed Services.
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