Corporations outspend unions 16-to-1 in our elections. Money talks, but working people have a voice, too. And when our lawmakers write policies and pass legislation, it’s important they hear from workers, not just corporations.
Join us for a Workers' Rights Summit on July 20th in Olympia and July 21st in Tacoma.
The Summit will also kick-off the fight to win a Workers’ Bill of Rights in Tacoma.
Many people recognize the value of apprenticeship, and the value the skilled trades bring to people seeking family wage jobs. Not everyone is suited for or wants to attend college and the trades can be an ideal avenue for those who like to build things and work with their hands. IBEW 76 and our training program, the Southwest Washington Electrical J.A.T.C. (swwaejatc.
“I am beyond grateful to our labor leaders that have worked diligently to support all workers for so many years,” said Martin. “Outgoing President Bob Guenther and Secretary Peter Lahmann are pillars not only of Lewis County but also our Washington state labor community...
May Day 2024 falls on a Wednesday, which makes celebrating International Workers Day difficult for families with work or school obligations during the week.
The Evergreen State College - Tacoma Campus - 1210 6th Ave, Tacoma, WA 98405 (Click here for a map)Online Via Zoom - link will be emailed to Delegates before the meeting.
