International Brotherhood of Teamsters

The Pennsylvania Building Construction Trades Council is a prominent organization dedicated to advocating for the interests of its members within the unionized construction industry. With a focus on enhancing the quality of life in communities across the state, the council supports skilled craftsmanship and infrastructure development in various sectors, including commercial and industrial construction. Committed to excellence, the council offers top-tier apprenticeship training programs that prepare a new generation of union workers to contribute to the construction of significant structures. Additionally, they engage in government affairs, ensuring that members are informed about prevailing wages, labor agreements, and other essential topics that affect their work and communities. Generated from the website

The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) in Harrisburg, PA, is dedicated to advocating for workers' rights and improving workplace conditions through collective bargaining and organizing. The organization seeks to empower workers by providing resources and support to address issues such as workplace safety, fair wages, and comprehensive benefits. Additionally, the AFL-CIO focuses on legislative action and mobilization for critical worker protections, including the restoration of federal workers' union rights and initiatives to tackle emerging challenges such as the implications of artificial intelligence in the workforce. Their commitment to social and economic justice aims to benefit all American workers and ensure their voices are heard in every aspect of employment. Generated from the website

The Pennsylvania State Education Association is the state affiliate of the National Education Association and one of largest education employee organizations in Pennsylvania. It provides members with economic advocacy, certification support, professional legal services, a personal legal program, liability protection, onsite advocacy, professional and public advocacy, student teacher advocacy, and access to various insurance products. PSEA is comprised of teachers, educational support personnel, counselors, administrators, curriculum specialists, librarians, support personnel, health care workers, school dental hygienists, school nurses, school psychologists, school social workers, vocational-technical instructors, community college and junior college facilities, students and retirees. The organization is headquartered in Harrisburg, Pa., and operates regional offices throughout the state. The organization was founded in 1852 as the Pennsylvania State Teachers Association.