Laborers are standing up for safer, stronger communities across Central Illinois! This partnership brings union strength to the fight against domestic violence, human trafficking, and abuse of all kinds.
Laborers don’t just build roads and bridges—we build hope and stand in solidarity with survivors.
LIUNA builds working class power and stands up for our communities!
Local 79 members, organizers, and New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) residents helped secure a huge win for the residents of Hylan Houses, who overwhelmingly voted to join the Public Housing Preservation Trust. Voting Trust prevents privatization of NYCHA housing, supports and uplifts the community, and promotes collective bargaining and UNION jobs.
Today members of Local 1075 volunteered to help Blue Water Habitat for Humanity build a home for a person in need.
Thank you to Joel, Garrett, Jarrod, Edward, Doug, Armando, Mick and Bobby for spending your Saturday giving back!
From Foley Square to cities across the country, May Day made one thing clear: THE WORKING CLASS IS WIDE AWAKE.
Shout out to Local 1010 and Local 79 for showing up loud and proud in NYC—marching for action, unity, and worker power!
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Local 4 members sorted and packed food at the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
LIUNA will ALWAYS stand with our neighbors in need.
LIUNA brings the muscle!
Local 379 and 616 members spent the day filling dozens of bags with trash and road debris along Route 19 in Morgantown, WV.
Local 1112 delivered a truckload of canned food to Muncie Mission, proving once again that when our communities need help, LIUNA steps up!
One donation at a time, one family at a time—WE make a difference!
LIUNA clothes our Neighbors! The Local 572 African American Caucus Committee, Latino Caucus Committee, Women's Caucus Committee, and Retiree Committee held “A Day of Giving Back.” Laborers collected donated clothes for local homeless shelters including the Helping Up Mission in Baltimore, MD.
President Trump’s termination of National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo and board member Gwynne Wilcox has left workers without a voice. The NLRB, a critical forum for protecting workers rights, is now unable to function.
LIUNA General President Brent Booker urges the Administration to fill these vacancies with leaders who will put workers and their families FIRST—not corporate interests.
Watch his message to LIUNA members now
About the NLRB:
If workers are certified as a union by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and get recognition by their employer, they have the right to collectively bargain a contract.
Local 113 founded a women's caucus as part of their Laborers Rising and volunteer organizing committee efforts!
