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Union Label & Service Trades Department
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Recent Additions
Hot Issues!
Label Letter
Do Buy List
Boycott List
Union Industries Show
Made in USA Labels
Write Congress
Links
Stop the Saipan Scandal!
Welcome to the Union Label & Service
Trades Department, AFL-CIO Home Page!
Who We Are
The Union Label and Service Trades Department, AFL-CIO, was founded in 1909 to
promote the products and services produced in America by union members - especially
those products and services identified by a union label, shop or store card or service
button. The department is supported by per capita payments from many AFL-CIO unions.
Look for the Union Label!
Smart Shoppers look for the union label - not only because they know the label means
quality goods and services, but because by shopping they are helping promote justice on
the job. The union label shows that labor and management have signed a binding contract,
with each side guaranteeing their best - the best work, their best compensation, their best
benefits. It's a "win-win" arrangement for everyone - labor, management, consumers and
the community, where the economy benefits from the paychecks and taxes of well-paid
workers.
Lookin' Good
The union label on a product, the "union shop" or "union store" placard in a place of
business, the union button worn by a service or construction worker - all signify quality
goods and services. Moreover, these emblems demonstrate that the employees who make
the product or provide the service are skilled workers who are treated fairly and decently by
their employers.
http://www.unionlabel.org/
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-Union Label & Service Trades Department
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These symbols of quality and fair play are found
everywhere, from washing machines to baked goods, from
shoes to skyscrapers, from clothing to barber shops. They
are evidence of quality goods and services produced by
proud American workers.
Another important function of the Department is to help
unions conduct national boycotts that have been endorsed
by the AFL-CIO Executive Council. The Department
maintains and publishes the "Don't Buy" list of companies being boycotted and the products
and services involved.
Our Label Letter publication is one of the most visible means we use to publicize boycott
updates. Label Letter also features special interest stories, hot issues, our Do Buy section,
and other information of interest. National and international unions and local union
reproduce many of the sections and articles, spreading the Union Label message to
hundreds of thousands of union members and their families.
From its offices at AFL-CIO headquarters in Washington, D.C., the Department carries out
its programs through a nationwide network of chartered union label councils and
committees, the national and international affiliates of the AFL-CIO, the state federations of
labor and city central bodies.
One of the most widely known activities of the Department is the annual AFL-CIO Union
Industries Show. Held in a different city each year, the show is a cooperative effort of
unions and the companies with which they have contracts. It is a colorful, exciting and
educational exhibition of union-made, American-made products and services. Free to the
public, the event draws tremendous crowds.
You are visitor
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Dennis L. Kivikko
Union Label & Services Trades Department, AFL-
Secretary-Treasurer
CIO
Union Label & Service
Charles E.
815 Sixteenth Street, N.W.
Trades Dept. AFL-CIO
Mercer
Washington, D.C. 20006
President
Tel 202-628-2131
Fax 202-638-1602
Show Manager
email [email protected]
AFL-CIO Union Industries
Show
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