
The SW Washington Central Labor Council brings working people together to keep SW Washington #UnionStrong!
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Across the country, working people are uniting to vote early and get corporations out of politics! Working people have to come first. This country can’t keep operating just for the billionaires. Workers demand #MoneyPowerRespect! #WorkersVote
Working people across the country are ready for change.
Vote - early, if possible. betterinaunion.org/vote
SAG-AFTRA remembers Eric Bauza, the three-time Children’s and Family Emmy Award-winning voice actor who voiced Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety and countless other beloved characters. Our condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. #SagAftraMember
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The midterm elections are just over a week away. This is what’s at stake.
Make your plan to vote @https://www.vote411.org #ATUVotes #VoteYourPaycheck #TransitVotes #OurRoutesOurVotes
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🗳️🔥Are you voting on Nov. 3?
Elected officials make decisions about fire department budgets, staffing, and safety. Make sure you know where the candidates stand on public safety.
Check your voter registration and find your polling place ⬇️
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Today, the Teamsters Union is the most influential political force for working people in the United States.
Our political approach is member-focused, independent, and driven by results.
"I entered the five-year apprenticeship with the #IBEW after military service in 2003. That decision allowed me to raise a family in one of the most expensive regions in the world." - Pete Seaberg, Business Manager, IBEW Local 332 bit.ly/4k0g70n
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Congrats to President Lula and the people of Brazil on this historic reelection! 🇧🇷
A machinist by training and former Metalworkers Union leader, @LulaOficial's story reflects the power of working people.
We stand in solidarity with Brazil’s labor movement and democracy!
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On the Ballot, On the Picket Line
Labor Radio/Podcast Weekly: From voter turnout in Texas to striking hotel workers in Chicago, this week’s show looks at how workers are organizing for a voice at the ballot box and on the job. On The Valley Labor Report
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A union guide to the November 2026 election (Oregon/SW Washington) nwlaborpress.org/2026/10/a-u…
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I know who I work for, and it is a gift to serve Southwest Washingtonians. I am profoundly grateful to the teachers, law enforcement, loggers, mill workers, veterans, daycare workers, and all who have shaped and guided my policy. Southwest Washington doesn't need a multimillion-dollar yes man like John Braun who won't support workers. I look forward to your vote, and thank you.
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What does the union difference mean to the people doing the work? Let our members tell you.
For Careers in Construction Month, LIUNA members share their perspectives on building a career with a union behind them. From learning new skills to standing together for better pay, benefits, and respect, union membership gives Laborers a foundation to grow.
Hear their stories, and discover where a career in construction could take you at nwliuna.org.
#LIUNA #CareersInConstructionMonth #FeelThePower
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It’s not fun to be in a fight, but it’s a gift to have something worth fighting for. In Southwest Washington, that’s our independence. Partisan politics won’t solve the problems we face. Listening and common sense will.
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What brought you into the trades? Tell us in the comments👇
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The headlines may focus on the races at the top of the ticket. But for Teamsters, some of the biggest stakes are often found at the bottom of the ballot.
Here are six examples of why the races further down your ballot deserve a closer look: justcauseteamsters.substack.…
Last week, our General President Jimmy Williams Jr. went on Morning Joe to discuss next week's midterm elections.
Working people are struggling right now and they're sick and tired of politics as usual. The labor movement is going to continue organizing around the issues that matter to our members, and we're going to make our voices heard on Tuesday, November 3rd!
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Hey Boilermakers, who was working on the Lackawanna Energy Center in 2017?
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November 3rd is Election Day. And this year, it's clear what issues are on the ballot. Gas and diesel prices. The cost of living. SMART jobs.
Watch General President Coleman's video message to members to learn more about what's at stake: youtu.be/0EsAjxxPBFI
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Your convention questions are back on Pipe Up!
GP McManus and AAGP Anthony Gallagher answer members’ questions about organizing, training, and welcoming new Brothers and Sisters into the UA.
Watch or listen to episode #26 now!
Working people are coming together & holding employers accountable with how they engage with our communities. Tech workers continue to play an active role in the future of how we work & demand a say, as well as a seat at the table. Otherwise, they’re communicating with each other & organizing in protest. seiu.co/4BvfHp1


























