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Join the 2012 WSLC President's Club! The Washington State Labor Council President's Club is an organization established to raise political action funds and promote labor's political action program. Members are invited to attend a special luncheon during the WSLC's annual convention that will feature a distinguished guest speaker discussing the coming election. President's Club membership is $150. You may contribute the entire amount or make quarterly contributions of $37.50. To join, please print this form, and send it, along with your enclosed contribution, to: WSLC President’s Club, 314 1st Ave. West, Seattle, WA, 98119. Thank you!
Your
union or progressive organization has a unique opportunity to lease office
space at Labor's own building in Olympia, owned and operated by the
Washington State Labor Council, and maintained and serviced exclusively by
union members. The
former tenants of the WSLC's Davis-Williams Building, a prime location
just a couple of blocks from the State Capitol, have moved, and the building is
fast becoming the hub of organized labor and progressive activity in
Olympia. This is your organization's
chance
to be where decisions are made, both in the labor movement and in state
government. Learn
more.
With the Union Plus AT&T Wireless Discount, labor union members save 15% off the regular monthly rate for individual and family wireless cell phone plans with AT&T, the nation's largest wireless network. Not only do you save 15% off the regular wireless service costs including phone and data plans, but labor union members also receive additional savings on cell phones and accessories. Plus, you'll be supporting union workers and their families. AT&T is the only wireless company that is completely unionized with some 40,000 AT&T Mobility employees are represented by the CWA. Learn more.
WSLC launches campaign to fund labor education The Washington State Labor Council has launched a three-year fundraising campaign (2011-13) to support the state’s labor education efforts, which play a critical role in strengthening and building the labor movement. The campaign will benefit two innovative, effective institutions: the Washington State Labor Education & Research Center and the Labor Archives of Washington State. Learn more at The Stand.
Complete coverage of WSLC's 2011 Convention The Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, held its 2011 Convention on Aug. 4-6 at the SeaTac DoubleTree Hotel. Click here for complete coverage of the event, including embedded TVW video clips of selected speakers and panel presentations, legislative and union award winners, and endorsement action taken by convention delegates. Also see the 2011 WSLC Resolutions, as approved by delegates. WSLC-affiliated unions: Update your contact info! Every
year, the Washington State Labor Council prints and distributes to its
affiliated unions the Directory of AFL-CIO Unions in Washington State,
which lists contact information for every union organization that is
affiliated with the AFL-CIO, whether or not they are affiliated with the
WSLC. (Download a
PDF of the 2011 edition.) Unions are urged to use this site's Directory
Update Form to provide, update or correct their organization's
contact information. Please fill it out even if you suspect we already
have the correct information, as new information such as Facebook and
Twitter accounts are now requested. If you have any questions, email
Kamaria Hightower or call her at 206-281-8901. WSLC video news!
What does the WSLC do?
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affiliates' websites The WSLC Constitution Buy Union!
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