LA Labor 411 - Making it Easy to Buy Union

LA Labor 411 showcases the strength and diversity of organized labor in Los Angeles County.

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Making It Easy to Buy Union

The first definitive guide to LA's labor unions, labor products and labor-friendly services.

Coming In July - LA Labor 411 is a one-stop resource designed for people who want to buy union-made goods and services, an important factor for those committed to rebuilding the american middle class.

Vendor categories will include: Hospitality & Event Planning, Healthcare Services, Banking & Financial Services, Building Services, Hollywood Studios & Production, Political Campaigns, Professional Services, Printers & Print Shops, Consumer, Energy/Infastructure, and Education.

Affliates are also encouraged to gain exposure for their organizations by having a lising published in this invaluable guide to labor in Los Angeles County.

Introducing
LA Labor 411
"We can all contribute in the fight for good jobs. Our new directory of union goods and services – LA Labor 411 – will help us in this effort. By purchasing union-made products you are assured of quality goods and services produced by proud, skilled, well paid workers who are treated fairly in the workplace. When you shop union, you can feel good knowing you’re supporting workers and vendors who are working together to rebuild our middle class.

Proud to be union. Proud to shop union. Union made, YES."

Maria Elena Durazo
Executive Secretary –Treasurer
Los Angeles County Federation
of Labor, AFL-CIO

Working for Better Wages in Los Angeles

The fight for good jobs. Wages for LA's 800,000
union members total
$34 billion a year. Earning
on average, 27% more than
non-union counterparts.

Promoting Union Products

Raising the standard of living. Promoting union-related products helps affiliates and raises the standard of living for all Angelenos.

LA Labor's Economic Impact

Economic impact. LA's union members
account for 30%
of the county's economic
output - $113 billion.

For more information contact Myung-Soo Seok, Development Director, Los Angeles County Federation of Labor (213) 381-5611 x113.