American Postal Workers Union

The United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers, based in Washington, D.C., has approximately 22,000 members participating in 11 regional district councils throughout the United States. Members enjoy participation in the National Roofing Industry Supplemental Pension, health and safety programs, as well as training and apprenticeship opportunities and cooperative labor-management research and education efforts. The union also sponsors the Roofers Political Education and Legislative Fund and works with various groups on safety and health issues. Organizing new members is a top priority, which the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers demonstrates through Construction Organizing Membership Education Training.

Local 1262 is a union organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to advocating for the rights and benefits of its members. They negotiate health care and pension benefits as part of employment contracts, providing unique advantages to their members in the industry. With a wide range of services and resources, including educational programs, scholarships, and member-only discounts, Local 1262 prioritizes the well-being and secure retirement of its members. Local 1262 also emphasizes the importance of being informed and prepared, offering resources such as a hotline, bulletins, and podcasts to keep members updated on the latest news and developments. They provide assistance in navigating health care coverage, including a summary of benefits, information on in-network providers, and access to interpretation and translation services. Committed to their members' interests, Local 1262 strives to create a supportive and inclusive community for workers in the region.Generated from the website

The Service Employees International Union is a nonprofit organization with a goal of improving jobs for workers in health care, public service, building service and industrial and allied sectors throughout the United States. Members of SEIU work as nurses, doctors, social service workers, building cleaners, police and corrections officers, librarians, Head Start employees, maintenance workers, lab technicians and nurse assistants. A majority of members are women and approximately 20 percent are African American. SEIU also represents a large number of immigrant workers. There are more than 300 SEIU local affiliates and 25 state councils. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., the organization was originally chartered as the 'Building Service Employees International Union' (BSEIU) by the AFL in 1921.