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Labor in the Board Room: A Nominating Guide for Labor Federations

Help workers and employers succeed by creating sector-based high road partnerships among employers, unions, government agencies and community organizations...

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NEW! Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Strategies Tool Kit
NEW! Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Strategies Tool Kit

High Road Partnerships Report

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U.S. Paper Industry and Its Workers: Seeing the Forest and the Trees

PACE International Union Response to WAI Report on the U.S. Paper Industry

Help individual workers succeed through effective lifelong learning, skills development and access to good jobs...

AFSCME 1199C Takes Care of Philadelphia

New York's SEIU 1199 Treats the Nursing Shortage

SEIU 250 Upgrades Members' Nursing Skills

CareerPath Shows the Way in D.C.

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Promoting Diversity Means Testing the Employment Tests


Getting to Work: A Report on How Workers with Limited English Skills Can Prepare for New Jobs

“The AFL-CIO recognizes that it is simply not enough for unions to react to downsizing and layoffs with objections and protests. If workers are to have a voice in our country’s ever-changing economy, unions must play a greater role in creating and retaining good jobs.”

John J. Sweeney
President AFL-CIO and President of the Institute’s Board of Directors
"Everything we do at the Institute is about creating a high road economy—an economy that generates good jobs and builds stronger communities. It requires a great deal of research, analysis and planning. It requires resources and commitment from all levels of government and from community organizations. Most of all, it requires the participation of employers and unions who are willing to work together to share the benefits as well as the costs.”

Nancy Mills Executive
Director AFL-CIO Working for America Institute

 

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