American Federation Of Labor &

Mission

To further the programs and policies of the national afl-cio by aiding workers in securing improved wages, hours & working conditions through the forming of labor unions; to aid these unions to secure legislation that safeguards these same principles; to build strong political and community organizations to promote these principles and to encourage the production and consumption of union-made products and services.

Causes

Programs

Communications to members and the public throughout the year through mail, e-mail, public relations covering workplace issues, societal and safety issues. Methods used were television, radio, news conferences, newsletters and public events to inform our membership of approximately 690,000 as well as the general public in keeping with our mission statement in regards to question 1 above. legislative activisim for matters of vital interest to union members across the state. Weekly meetings with member unions and related groups, public dissemination of information relevant to upcoming legislation and legislative hearings such as minimum wage legislation in keeping with our mission statement in regards to question 1. education & community services for members and the general public through an annual community services institute, a biennial convention, and constant educational outreach and programs through a planned coordination of services and events around the state. to further the programs and policies of the national afl-cio by aiding workers in securing improved wages, hours & working conditions through the forming of labor unions; to aid these unions to secure legislation that safeguards these same principles; to build strong political and community organizations to promote these principles and to encourage the production and consumption of union-made products and services.

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