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The Executive Directory of Labor Unions mailing list allows you to market to labor unions that represent and protect the rights of workers and employees within several industries. They bargain and negotiate with employers for fair wages, benefits, and working conditions for labor union members. Labor unions employ staff such as Regional Directors, Field reps, and administrative staff to keep the union running efficiently and effectively.
Labor Unions have a lot of political power in several industries. As well as bargaining for higher wages and better benefits, they represent labor union members in disputes with management and engage in lobbying efforts to vote for a candidate or initiative that benefits unions and its members. The two largest labor unions would be AFL and CIO. Union members typically enjoy the benefit of receiving higher compensation than their non-union counterparts. Unions are still very strong in several industries and trades for pilots, teachers, miners, energy workers, forestry, sheet metal workers, iron and steel industry workers, and automotive workers. Individuals in the Executive Directory of Labor Unions mailing list purchase office supplies, software, computers, organizational memberships, trade journal subscriptions, paper supplies, day timers, PDA, mobile phone devices, electronics, laptops, suits and business wear, footwear, office furniture, desks, organizers, file cabinets, binders, folders, markers, envelopes, paper clips, staplers, labels, ink and toner, printers, and scanners.
Unions would employ a variety of personnel such ascommunications directors, administrative staff, program directors, website editors, data analyst, field reps, regional coordinators, regional directors, organizers, staff reps, office support, business managers, lobbyists, and vocational instructors. These employees would have varying educational levels ranging from high school diplomas to college graduate degrees. They will research, negotiate, interview, and analyze data to secure the best working conditions and environment for their members.
Purchasers of the Executive Directory of Labor Unions mailing list would include businesses who would market to labor unions such as computer manufacturers, software developers, office furniture suppliers, electronics providers, ongoing education providers, trade publications, business wear retailers, public relations firms, staffing agencies, and advertising executives.
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