Chauffeurs Teamsters Warehousemen & Helpers Local Union No 878

Chartered in 1956, Arkansas AFL-CIO is an umbrella organization, serving more than 190 local unions, central labor councils and subordinate bodies. Based in Little Rock, Ark., it is one of 50 state federations operated under a charter granted by the AFL-CIO. The State Federation represents more than 30,000 working people in diverse occupations. It serves its constituent unions by working primarily in four major areas of political action, legislative action, education and community service. The Arkansas AFL-CIO is affiliated with the National AFL-CIO, whose member unions total more than 11 million working men and women.

The State of Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission, also known as AWCC, protects the moral, social and economic benefits of employers and employees from financial burdens. It enforces and regulates several workers' compensation laws. The commission also specializes in administrative and regulatory functions, including monitoring claims and benefit payment for injured workers. The State of Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission processes settlements and lump sum payments. In addition, it operates adjudication, administration, data processing, health and safety, legal advisor, medical cost containment, and operations and compliance divisions. The State of Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission also offers workplace loss control and accident prevention assistance services.