Union County Education Association

New Jersey Education Association is an organization founded in 1853 by a group of educators from New Jersey to promote public education for all students. The association has various departments, including communications, executive office, government relations, professional development, research and economic services, and Uniserv. It is governed by elected delegate assembly members. Its policies are implemented by the executive committee, higher education members and professional onclassroompersonnel. Through its Frederick L. Hipp Foundation, it provides grants for educational projects, and offers and training and professional development programs for school employees. It is member of the National Education Association and other school districts of New Jersey, and local affiliate of New Jersey's various county and state colleges. The head office of the association is located in Trenton, N.J.

About Association for Union Democracy The Association for Union Democracy ( AUD ) is the only national, pro-labor, non-profit organization dedicated solely to advancing the principles and practices of democratic trade unionism in the North American labor movement. It is the premise of AUD that internal democracy makes unions stronger and better able to fight for the rights and interests of working people. We provide organizing, educational, and legal assistance to those fighting for greater membership control of their unions. As a non-partisan organization, AUD does not support or endorse candidates for union office or particular policies within unions. Rather, AUD supports actions which strengthen the democratic process, promoting membership participation, free speech and fair elections, so that union members can shape the direction and actions of their union. AUD publishes "Union Democracy Review" and other literature reporting on the efforts of union reformers and analyzing developments in union democracy law. AUD has advised thousands of unionists private sector and public sectoron their rights and how to defend them. We refer union members to attorneys with union democracy expertise, when necessary.

The Communications Workers of America (CWA) is a labor union representing workers across various sectors in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. The organization advocates for the rights and benefits of its members, providing resources such as official documents, forms, and updates on negotiations and organizing efforts. CWA Local 1150 and CWA Local 1180 are integral in supporting workers in diverse fields, including healthcare and non-profit organizations. They actively engage in community initiatives and campaigns aimed at addressing pressing issues like healthcare costs and workers' rights. Generated from the website