Painters Union Local 1791

The officers' wages and benefits are set by secret mail ballot referendum and are paid out of the General Treasury. It is illegal under the SUP Constitution for any regularly elected officer to be paid by an employer. Union support staff are members of Local 3 of the Office and Professional Employees International Union and are also paid out of the treasury of the SUP.The Sailors' Union of the Pacific is an AFL-CIO autonomous affiliate of the Seafarers' International Union of North America ( SIUNA ) which was organized by the SUP in 1938. Other autonomous affiliates of the SIUNA, which is the only federation of unions in the AFL-CIO, includes the Marine Firemen's Union and the SIU-Atlantic, Gulf and Inland Waters District.Autonomy is key to our affiliation with SIUNA. The SUP membership makes all decisions regarding the conduct of our organization including bargaining and contracts. The SUP controls its own destiny.The SUP is also affiliated with the Maritime Trades Department, AFL-CIO, also founded by the SUP ; State Federations of Labor in California, Washington State, Hawaii, as well as AFL-CIO Labor Central Councils in many cities in those states.By participating in these organizations, the SUP acts in concert and solidarity with the rest of the labor movement on issues common to all, ranging from bread and butter issues of wages, hours, and working conditions to those involving social justice.

Carpet Linoleum & Soft Tile Union Local 1926 is a part of the IUPAT, District Council 50, representing Hawaii's Construction Finishing Trades Members and its Signatory Contractor Partners. With a strong membership of approximately 2,000 skilled and certified workers, this union is committed to providing the finest finishing trades services in Hawaii. Working together with their management partners, Carpet Linoleum & Soft Tile Union Local 1926 ensures fair wages, fully funded health and retirement benefits, and a safe working environment for their members. They strive to improve the standard of living for the finishing trades labor force and actively support elected officials who advocate for unions. Their dedication to service, organization, training, and community involvement makes them an integral part of making Hawaii a better place for their members, their families, and the communities they serve.Generated from the website

The American Postal Workers Union (APWU) represents over 200,000 postal mail and logistics workers and retirees across both public and private sectors. The union focuses on advocating for living wages, secure benefits, and safe workplace conditions while championing the preservation of the United States Postal Service. Through its collective bargaining, legislative advocacy, and community campaigns, APWU strives to prioritize people over profit, resist privatization efforts, and promote social and economic justice. Membership provides workers with a strong voice, annual wage increases, cost-of-living adjustments, and a supportive union family committed to their rights and welfare. Generated from the website