The Texas AFL-CIO HQ is closed indefinitely. The state federation will continue operations with officers and staff working remotely.
THE VOICE OF LABOR IN TEXAS
We are teachers, firefighters and farm workers, actors and engineers, pilots and public employees, painters and plumbers, steelworkers and screenwriters, doctors and nurses, stagehands, electricians and more. We believe that people who work make Texas work and that together, we are better.
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We are collecting stories from last week's storm to send to our state leaders. Too often after a crisis, working families are left holding the bill for the state's failures. We want to make sure they hear from you. Please take 30 sec. and share with us what you experienced.
Member Spotlight
Being in a union means I have a voice. Whether it's regarding safety, pay or even work practices, my voice will be heard and that's one of the greatest rights I can think of.
"I proudly construct buildings in DFW. My union helped me better my immigration status and apply for U.S. Citizenship."
I believe plumbing and pipefitting experience gained through my local union allows me to make a living wage.
The labor movement is gaining momentum daily with each worker who realizes the power of collective strength.
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