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Worried about your employer's arbitrary decisions?
No dignity at work?
No voice?

Over 15.5 million union members represent a cross section of people—women and men of all ages, races, and ethnic groups.
Unions members work in hospitals, nursing homes, auto assembly plants, on construction sites, trains, buses, and airplanes.
Time magazine’s “Person of the Century,” Albert Einstein was a founding member of the Princeton Federation of Teachers Local 552 union, signing its charter in 1938.
In colonial, times, carpenters, cabinetmakers, and cobblers' guilds worked to improve pay. In 1825, Boston carpenters struck for the 10-hour workday. In 1886, 5,000 members of the Knights of Labor conducted the first major strike, against the Iron Mountain Railroad in Arkansas.

Questions? Call 1199C headquarters
Philadelphia: 1-215-735-1300, New Jersey: 1-856-428-9550