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Labor Organizations in New York

Buffalo Teachers Federation photos
Buffalo Teachers Federation
Buffalo / New York / United States
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Buffalo Teachers Federation is an organization that represents the employees of the Buffalo education system and supports the increase in funds raised for school districts. The organizations members include elementary and secondary school staff, counselors and labor relation specialists. It deals with various issues that include reduction of class size and supply of academic resources. The organization has a credit union that provides a variety of services, including scholarship, savings bank, discount offers, health care, field trips and extended pay plan. It is affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association. Buffalo Teachers Federation s official publication, "Provocator," carries updates on its programs and services. The organization is located in Buffalo, N.Y.
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United Federation of Teachers, Brooklyn
Brooklyn / New York / United States
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Founded in 1960, United Federation of Teachers, also known as UFT, represents more than 228,000 individuals. The organization conducts workshops and offers a range graduate-level courses for more than 30,000 members annually. In affiliation with the New York City Department of Education it administers the Dial-A-Teacher program, which includes homework assistance to more than 75,600 public school students and parents annually. United Federation of Teachers also administers the Supplemental Educational Services program, which includes free tutoring and supplemental academic enrichment services. It also provides counseling services and assistance with health information. United Federation of Teachers is affiliated with the 600,000-member New York State United Teachers
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Long Island Association Inc, Melville
Melville / New York / United States
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Founded in 1926, the Long Island Association is one of the largest and most influential business organizations in Long Island, N.Y. The association comprises of more than 4,500 business, labor, educational, public, nonprofit and civic organizations. The Long Island Association s mission is to improve the development of the region and bring together disparate factions within the community to forge regional solutions. It also acts an umbrella business organization that provides products and services designed to assist the growth of businesses large and small businesses. The association s division includes the Long Island Better Business Bureau, Long Island Convention and Visitors Bureau, Long Island Housing Partnership and LIA Health Alliance. The Long Island Association is located in Melville, N.Y.
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UAW 897, Buffalo
Buffalo / New York / United States
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Actors Equity Association, New York
New York / New York / United States
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Setting the stage for more than 45,000 American workers in the professional theater industry, Actors Equity Association is the labor union for actors and stage managers. The association negotiates minimum wages and working conditions, administers contracts and enforces the provisions of its various agreements with theatrical employers throughout the United States. Its equity agreements cover venues including Broadway, touring productions, stock theater, resident theater, live corporate communications, theater for young audiences, university theater, cabaret theater and developing theater. Actors Equity Association was founded in 1913 and has headquarters in New York. It is a member of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, as well as the Associated Actors and Artists of America.
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Local 282 International Brotherhood of Teamsters, New Hyde Park
New Hyde Park / New York / United States
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Local 282 is a premier labor organization providing union representation and fund benefits to employees across a wide range of industries, including the trucking, plumbing, masonry, warehouse and many other industries. Visit the website for more information.

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Nyscopba Inc, Newburgh
Newburgh / New York / United States
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United Federation of Teachers, Staten Island
Staten Island / New York / United States
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Wappingers Federation of Workers Local 3745 photos
Wappingers Federation of Workers Local 3745, Hopewell Junction
Hopewell Junction / New York / United States
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The Wappingers Federation of Workers, Local 3745, is a bargaining unit representative for the Wappingers Central School District, Wappingers Falls, NY.
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Westchester County CSEA, White Plains
White Plains / New York / United States
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The Westchester County Department of Public Safety  protects the safety and security of residents and visitors to Westchester County.

Its work includes patrols of parkways, parks and County facilities including the Airport and the County Center.

This department's special units (e.g., ballistics, forensic units) are a resource for County police departments.

The special DWI unitworks out of this office on East Post Rd.

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New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent, Albany
Albany / New York / United States
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The New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association is a union that represents more than 23,000 state employees in this security services unit. It operates a treasury department that is responsible for the administration of budgets, audits and financial reports. It also operates legislative department that provides membership education, as well as prepares annual testimony for the budget hearings. In addition, the union operates recording secretary, law enforcement, grievance, member services, health and safety, health insurance and legal departments. The New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association has been operational since 1999 and is located in Albany, N.Y.
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New York State Correctional Officers-Police Benevolent Assoc, Whitesboro
Whitesboro / New York / United States
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National Writers Union, New York
New York / New York / United States
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About NWU The National Writers Union is more than just another writers organization. It is the only labor union that represents freelance writers in all genres, formats, and media. As freelancers we may value our autonomy, but we are united in the fact that we work independently. We face the same challenges, file the same income tax forms, and often suffer the same frustrations. Whether youre a journalist, a book author or a technical or business writer - whether you write poetry or proposals - the NWU is already working to improve your professional life. By joining the NWU you can directly benefit from the many valuable services the Union offers its members - including grievance assistance, contract advice, a job hotline, health and professional liability insurance, and much more - and actively contribute to a growing movement of professional freelancers who have banded together to assert their collective power. With the combined strength of more than 1, 500 members in 15 local chapters nationwide, and with the support of the United Automobile Workers ( UAW ), the NWU works to advance the economic and working conditions of writers. We do this by challenging the corporate media giants, lobbying Congress to pass legislation that protects the rights of writers, creating viable solutions to provide publishers fair alternatives to unfair practices, and educating and empowering our members. As we march further into the new millennium, our work has become more crucial than ever. With the consolidation of power into the hands of ever-larger corporate entities and with the advent of technologies that facilitate the exploitation of a writers work, the individual writer has become increasingly disenfranchised. Now, more than ever, writers need an organization with the clout and know-how to protect our interests. One that will forge new rules for a new era, fight hard and take chances. One that goes to bat, goes to court, and goes to the streets, if need be, to protect writers rights. Lets face it: theres more to being a professional writer than just writing well. Talent and experience wont protect you from inept or unscrupulous employers, those who misuse your work, demand rights that are yours, underpay, pay late or wont pay at all. The National Writers Union defends its members and all writers by fighting to win rights, fair compensation, and just plain dignity...and we succeed!
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Workmens Circle, New York
New York / New York / United States
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Jewish immigrants in New York City, The Workmens Circle engaged hundreds of thousands of Jews in mutual support and community building, with an inclusive commitment to social justice, and a big tent approach to Jewish culture and heritage. Yesterdays network of lyceums, health clinics, and schools has evolved into todays nationwide calendar of cutting-edge arts programming, our award winning summer camp, our leadership in the Jewish community on social justice issues, and our welcoming national network of multigenerational Jewish communities and educational centers/shules. Todays Workmens Circle is the organization for everyone who feels at home being Jewish, secular, and progressive. The Workmens Circle / Arbeter Ring fosters Jewish identity and participation in Jewish life through Jewish, especially Yiddish, culture and education, friendship, and the pursuit of social and economic justice. Towards the end of nineteenth century, Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe to the United States reached explosive proportions. Having endured the hardships of a sometimes harrowing journey across the Atlantic, many among the newly arrived were dumbfounded by what greeted them in America: a land of freedom and opportunity to be sure, but one too of exploitative labor practices, blighted and overcrowded tenements, ethnic rivalries, and the daunting job of assimilating into an unfamiliar new culture. Recognizing the importance of facing these challenges with a unified front, and feeling the resonance of traditional and deeply-held Jewish values emphasizing community and social justice, a convocation of progressive-minded immigrants gathered in 1900 to found Der Arbeter Ring, in English, The Workmens Circle. Over the past century, we at the Workmens Circle have undergone significant changes in outlook and program, but have remained passionately committed to the principles at the living core of our organization: Jewish community, the promotion of an enlightened Jewish culture, and social justice. Our social institutions for years played a crucial ameliorative role in the lives of American Jews ; through our camp, our schools, and through our lively communities across the country, we continue to play such a role today. Yiddish was once the primary language of the majority of our members ; we are today widely known and respected as a central force in the renaissance of fascination and creativity in Yiddish culture that includes literature, music, theater, and more. Historically, the Workmens Circle raised a crucial voice in the struggles of American labor; today we work fiercely to remain a bulwark in the fight for the dignity and economic rights of immigrants, fairness in labor practices, decent health care for all Americans in short, for the very promises that brought our organizations founders to this nation in the first place. The WC/AR Foundation is established to support Jewish Community, Yiddish Culture and Social Justice Activism. Camp Kinder Ring is accredited by The Association of American Camps and has been recognized with awards from The Foundation for Jewish Camping. Collaborate on founding The A. Phillip Randolph Institute for civil rights and labor activism Establish The Jewish Cultural Experience at Circle Lodge 1930-1950: Fighting For Equality And Justice Organize the first ( anywhere ) Holocaust commemoration honoring The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising precursor to Holocaust Remembrance Day
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UFT - United Federation of Teachers, New York
New York / New York / United States
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Local Union 371 photos
Local Union 371, New York
New York / New York / United States
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The Howley Law Firm, New York
New York / New York / United States
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Enterprise Assn of Steamfitters Local 638 U A Bldg Trades photos
Enterprise Assn of Steamfitters Local 638 U A Bldg Trades, Long Island City
Long Island City / New York / United States
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UNITE HERE, New York
New York / New York / United States
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Unite Here is one of the fastest growing, private sector, local unions in the United States. It was founded in 1995 by the merger of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU) and the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU). Unite Here represents more than 700,000 active and retired members throughout North America. The union s members include immigrants and African-American, Latino and Asian-American workers. It represents workers in industrial laundries, hotels, restaurants, and the food service, airport, apparel and textile manufacturing industries. The union undertakes campaigns for Hilton Hotels Corporation, Cintas Corporation, and H&M. It also represents workers in several commercial and tribal casinos in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, California, and Washington.
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Berke-Weiss Law, New York
New York / New York / United States
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